Sentence examples for he stuck at from inspiring English sources

Stokes was rarely fluent but he stuck at it for long enough to share a pivotal partnership of 91.

Apart from anything else, you wonder how he stuck at it.

I told him that if he stuck at running, he could one day compete for Britain".

The Army was pruning itself of dead wood, and he, stuck at corporal, was on the list.

It was a good job he stuck at it long enough to be spotted at the Edinburgh Festival by the makers of Peep Show.

The year before that Chris Gayle gave his infamous interview to Anna Kessel when he said he "wouldn't be so sad" if Test cricket died out, although, unlike Bravo, he stuck at it, off and on, for three more years.

He's a newcomer, people won't know much about him and he sticks at it.

He sticks at it, he said, because he loves the climate, having grown up in Newark, N.Y., near Rochester, where winters can be brutal, and because "it's such a great place to raise kids".

"It is my hope and wish that he sticks at it and that he gets himself into the best shape of his life.

He's stuck at $5 trillion until or unless he does.

He is stuck at 2,718 hits, but the Yankees are winning, so he is satisfied.