Sentence examples for heard stuck from inspiring English sources
Few people saw Mr. Burden's performances, but no matter: the best of them could be reduced to a vivid sentence or two that, once heard, stuck in the mind.
We've all heard sticks and stones... right?
When I visited recently, I could hear sticks as they whipped through the air and cracked on strained, burdened flesh.
A voice is heard: "Get my stick!
Even so, there is a sense that the threat of closure was the best thing that happened to 6 Music, and not merely because it raised awareness of its existence among a public who seem to have liked what they heard and stuck around.
KREMER You heard him — sticking to the plan until the endgame, probably from crippling fear of change.
But the best reason I ever heard to stick with it was this: AIDS drops you right into the middle of history.
"What have you heard about sticking your head in a beehive?" This on a Tuesday afternoon, from a heavyset man suffering from arthritis and an acute desire to find low-cost treatment.
This in turn makes it harder for new users to gain an audience, feel like they're being heard, and stick with Twitter.
In Jerusalem, he heard some firing, stuck his head up, and was shot dead.
Most of the celebrities we've heard from have stuck to commenting on the more glamorous categories, like best actor.
