Sentence examples for led to stick from inspiring English sources

Its success led to Stick It Up Your Punter! and then to Dished! (1991), a similarly abrasive saga, co-written with Suzanne Franks, of the failure of British Satellite Broadcasting BSBBritish Satellite Broadcasting BSB

Ramsey admits his country's poor record has led to stick from some team-mates.

If (alpha ) is too low, it may lead to stuck in the local optima.

Too little current can lead to sticking of the filler wire.

Whereas colonisations of New Caledonia and New Zealand led to flourishing stick insect radiations [ 20, 24], the Pacific Galápagos Islands and the Hawaiian archipelago are devoid of any phasmatodeans.

The cords led to two sticks held by the kite flyer, who tilted them in opposite directions to twist the wings.

This has led economists to stick to their projections of slow growth through the rest of the year.

Disappointment with the reception of his books led him to stick to journalism, but in 2005, he published an "improvisatory memoir", The Parisian Jazz Chronicles.

The negative response probably led her to stick with smaller projects for a time, including The Nanny Diaries and Christopher Nolan's film The Prestige.

Making sure we arrived just before 11 to ensure an easy free entry had led to us being stuck in limbo; it wasn't busy enough to dance but not empty enough to have a pointedly, determinedly, bad time.

The Democrats have many problems, but they can't solve them with an aging leadership that has led to them being stuck in the minority for four House election cycles.