Sentence examples for later stuck from inspiring English sources

That may be because they were painted separately and later stuck onto the image.

Mr. Matthews and Mr. Hansen later stuck to Mr. Adair's tradition of hiring mainly oil-patch roughnecks and roustabouts.

The lesson she passed on to me years later stuck with me: No one gets through life alone.

Other former members of MI6, including Graham Greene and John le Carre, also later stuck to fiction.

In 1877, The Times ran a recipe for "Fairy Apples," which were half sherry-flavored blancmange and half pink, rosewater-scented blancmange, set in oval cups and later stuck together like eggs.

But the mayor, interviewed later, stuck to Plan A: any cleaned-up dog that isn't adopted within 10 days by someone who can keep it indoors will be killed.

And if it later sticks to my hips, enjoying such a delicacy was definitely worthwhile.

For instance, a naïve Ulysses would simply presume that he has three overall strategies to choose from: either ordering the crew to tie him to the mast, or issuing no such order and later stopping at the sirens' island, or issuing no such order and later sticking to his course.

It first hangs freely before later sticking to the stem, often tearing and adhering to the edge of the cap.

Munster full-back Felix Jones was sin-binned two minutes later after sticking out a leg to halt the run of Lopez as he chased his own kick.

Later sticks like these will be used by Leo and Justine to build the fragile teepee turned funeral pyre in which they and Claire sit as Melancholia hurtles toward them.