Sentence examples for how you stick from inspiring English sources

"For me," says Rourke, "a huge part of the conversation is how you stick at it in your 30s, and what motivates you to move from middle to senior management".

It's probably my mutant ears' fault, but I'd say that if you really must have absolute isolation, be very picky about which tips you put on the things and how you stick them in your ears.

Asking an insightful question is how you stick out from the scores of other people coming into their office seeking advice.

This act of insertion was quite similar to how you stick a dollar bill into a vending machine (which inevitably, 3 out of 4 times, spits your dollar back out at you, especially if you're really thirsty) -- and voila!

If you're a little nervous about complimenting her, say something like "I really like how you stick up for people," or "You're really smart; where did you learn all of that?".

"Think of how you get stuck at home and you can't move a pillow," she continued.

Ha'rel told the Wall Street Journal that the video, made on a modest budget of $10,000, explores "addiction to drugs, or sex, or anything -- and how you get stuck in a cycle".

Once you've found one that works, how do you stick with it?

No matter how closely you stick to the facts, the writing down of them storifies both protagonist and events.

How do you stick it to the man, when the man in question is not a state or a corporation, but, increasingly a tax-dodging global network of information systems run by smart former hippies with untold wealth?

It prides itself on being the only survey of Australian contemporary art in the country, but this presents its own dilemma: how do you stick to a curatorial theme while representing the full, broad landscape of Australian art?