Sentence examples for is stuck away from inspiring English sources

That's why they seldom land plum scheduling spots, but are instead often placed on satellite overflow channels, like the new series featuring Laura Linney, The Big C, which is stuck away on More 4. Nor, as a result, should the BBC be expected to spend public money on subsidising the American television industry.

At this time of year, the invisible hand gets delirium tremens – possibly from the number of drinks the invisible mouth is sticking away.

"They will not be stuck away in some police station somewhere".

This time last year, Ms. Liu was in detention in a state-run "guesthouse" and she was concerned she'd be stuck away again any day.

Litres of limonada (fruit and wine punch) are stuck away; as a relic from an intolerant past, drinking it is still known as matar judíos (to kill Jews).

"I'm pretty upset," said Ron Javer, a media account executive from Ramapo, who likened it to being stuck away in a corner all over again.

However, Saints continued to trouble the visiting defence and, when Kevin McHattie looked to hold Hasselbaink as the striker rolled him inside the penalty box, Colvin appeared to take his assistant's advice to award a penalty that was stuck away into the corner by May.

On the other hand, a vest like this connected with one some distance away could actually be very therapeutic to someone who is stuck in a hospital or away for work.

It has rained all day, and our truck, which has come to take us back to San Borja, is stuck an hour and a half away.

Our coder is stuck at work still, an hour away, and we're facing one massive problem: How do you even start making a game?

But most days are bad, and the farmers are stuck giving away their produce for pennies.