Sentence examples for it get stuck from inspiring English sources

As with a quality milkshake, chunks of it get stuck in your straw.

(It can be difficult to move a pig through a pipeline that bends abruptly, or whose diameter shrinks, without having it get stuck).

We spent two years drafting a law on domestic violence only to see it get stuck in the Shura [state] council.

After the election, they decided the plan would need a fast track, lest it get stuck in the bureaucratic maw maw of the East Wing, so the two approached Mr. Weinstein.

Also, there is a culture of fear put on us by parents ranting at the sidelines, 'Boot it, get stuck in' – all this nonsense, this obsession with winning an under-eights match, which is absurd.

It is more street stall than restaurant, and all the better for it: get stuck into a menu of freshly prepared seafood, Serrano ham, eggs and patatas bravas, in an atmosphere that's buzzing with chatter and camaraderie (del Mercat de la Boqueria; closed Sun & Mon; from £3).

And last fall and winter, even as the economy slowed, the company doubled its inventory, which is why it got stuck with stuff it couldn't sell.

When the fish attempts to pass through, it gets stuck in the net by its gill and could neither move forward nor backward.

Halfway across, it got stuck.

But then it got stuck again.

And it got stuck in reverse.