Sentence examples for is stuck somewhere from inspiring English sources

Just as the Mets find themselves in the middle of the National League East, Duquette is stuck somewhere between buyer and seller.

The real danger here for McCain is not only that his vision of gender politics is stuck somewhere in the '80s but also that his governing vision will follow suit.

The kingdom, which is stuck somewhere between the sixth and the twelfth centuries, has a single unit of currency, a gold piece that looks a little like a biscuit.

Chapman, with an arm that has fired fastballs clocking in the triple digits, is stuck somewhere between his past and his future, between an issue tugging at the heart and the head, between where he is needed and where he would prefer to be.

OF GAMING about the computer game Ultima Online, and the social problems that have occurred within the artificial world of the game… The kingdom, which is stuck somewhere between the sixth and the twelfth centuries, has a single unit of currency, a gold piece that looks a little like a biscuit.

Weirdly, Muhammad is stuck somewhere around the eighth dimension.

Rovers seems to be stuck somewhere between the two channels.

These objects were stuck somewhere between gag and symbol — a symbol without a referent.

But the European Central Bank (ECB) was stuck somewhere between caution and boldness.

When you're stuck somewhere you need to change something, to shift the energy".

Certain universities, in contrast, seem to be stuck somewhere in the dark ages.