Sentence examples for has stuck to making from inspiring English sources

While other artists have embraced the violence of gangsta rap acts like N.W.A. or the materialism of rappers like Sean Puffyy" Combs, De La Soul has stuck to making music that mixes a good-time party vibe with rhymes that have intellectual weight.

(See: "Microsoft Plays Apple's Tune").. Microsoft didn't totally unsheathe the player but instead handed out bits of information about the device, which is a departure for the company: With the exception of its Xbox game consoles, it traditionally has stuck to making software for computers and devices, and has let hardware manufacturers make their own gadgets.

That's why many auto companies have stuck to making hybrid vehicles, which use both gas and electricity and are more affordable, easier to produce and more familiar to drivers.

"It's bizarre," said Marc Parcé of Domaine de la Rectorie in Banyuls, a town in the French region of Roussillon that has stuck to its roots, making delicious sweet wine despite the fact that doing so is less and less commercially viable.

And he has stuck to his policy of making banks shed bad loans from their books, despite widespread criticism that bankruptcy rates are already too high.Even before this election, however, there were signs that the most painful bits of Mr Koizumi's agenda were not especially popular.

Video games have become increasingly sophisticated, and fantasy sports leagues have surged in popularity, but APBA, like its rival Strat-O-Matic, has stuck to the basic format that made it successful.

Unlike the other filmmakers, she has stuck to her interests and her aesthetic, making a film about a labor union that now actively supports its members who want treatment for addictions.

I don't think it's important for me to know.' I ask if I can put the question directly to Boudin, but he says she is not granting interviews - a policy she has stuck to since her release - and makes it clear he is 'uncomfortable' speaking on his mother's behalf.

Having stuck to his promise made last week to follow the US and Britain in refusing to pay ransoms to terrorists, Japan's conservative leader now faces a demand of a different kind: a prisoner swap.

They've stuck to their philosophy and have made it to where they are now.

(Some of his later work makes me wish he had stuck to that formula).