Sentence examples for indefinitely stuck from inspiring English sources

But what happened in Russia, the host country where Snowden now appears to be indefinitely stuck?

In the striking "Ghosts", a clear-eyed, articulate people smuggler nicknamed Ghostboy is indefinitely stuck in Calais because "our country is just plain out of date".

A fellow Guardian writer remarked on immigration minister Peter Dutton speaking on ABC Radio National this week, in which he described people in a Nauru camp as "transferees" (a name implying motion) for people indefinitely stuck in a camp.

The challenge to civil society is to ensure that transitional justice does not get indefinitely stuck.

At this point, you are either indefinitely stuck and have to call a tow truck, or other "Good Samaritan" drivers driving by may stop to help you.

They know they are powerless, stuck indefinitely in this muddy bottleneck.

We have just seen how neglecting to release a lock can cause a thread to get stuck indefinitely.

"We human beings are not going to get stuck indefinitely on bad mistakes," she said with hope in her voice.

The environment secretary, Michael Gove, a key Leaver ally of May's, said he had concerns about the backstop, but argued that the idea of being stuck indefinitely in it was unlikely, as EU leaders would "see Britain having a competitive advantage over their country".

"He is now being treated as mayors in New York City have historically been treated," said Bill de Blasio, the city's public advocate, who under the City Charter would become mayor if Mr. Bloomberg were incapacitated (or, theoretically, stuck indefinitely in the Caribbean).

The PM is seeking to re-work her deal to reassure MPs the UK will not be stuck indefinitely in the backstop, - the controversial agreement to prevent a hard border in Ireland - and have to follow EU customs rules.