Sentence examples for lines stick from inspiring English sources

Her lines stick in my head as snippets of perfection – like in Lark Pies to Cranchesterford, her satire of Sunday-night fuzzy period dramas, when a character excuses her lateness by explaining that there was a badger in her pelmet.

Three lines stuck in his head: It's propping up the governments in Colombia and Peru You ask any DEA man, He'll say, "There's nothin' we can do ..."...

Three lines stuck in his head: It's propping up the governments in Colombia and Peru You ask any DEA man, He'll say, "There's nothin' we can do . .

A day earlier, a friend had e-mailed me Constantine Cavafy's poem "Ithaca," and a few of its lines stuck in my head: "Ithaca gave you the marvelous journey.

"Those are not hair plugs!" Jinkins said, clarifying the identity of the eight lines sticking out of Doug's head.

Draw two tilted lines sticking outward, for its body.

Bottom line: Stick with your considerate plan to extend a warm welcome to this bride.

But the chances of the commission being politically forceful enough to make its hard line stick look quite small.In this section The next phase The need to speak up Who'll be lucky?

At the finish line stick your head out because it's your chest that counts.

Cut out 30 centimeter (11.8 in) stripe fabric and its stiff lining; stick the fabric on its lining.

Music is a powerful force -- the hooks and lines get stuck in our heads on repeat.