Sentence examples for managing to stick from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire struggled to score against Leicestershire at Grace Road, only Michael Lumb (66no) managing to stick around as they made 172 for nine.

"I've sort of retired since then, never managing to stick with a club longer than a few seasons for fear I will never repeat those glorious days with my part-time warrior postmen and butchers.

Makers Ballista Media appear to have been given a free pass to side-step traditional BBC guidelines, even managing to stick in a reference to blunder-master Jeremy Clarkson.

But if you're wealthy, the world is your oyster, and if you tire of it – this dump, crawling with spongers and idlers – you can always shoot into space from impoverished New Mexico with Virgin Galactic – its futuristic Spaceport designed by Norman Foster, managing to stick himself even farther up than Renzo Piano.

The app is still managing to stick in the top 10, however.

They even argue about the best means of government - the Florentines managing to stick up for their republic when their host roundly trashes it.

All of this will come as a crushing disappointment to Portsmouth's senior management, who feel they have managed to stick to the spending plans agreed in October 2010 whilst putting a young and competitive team on the park.

A few manage to stick out.

Missouri managed to stick with primaries through 2008.

Not all laureates manage to stick to protocol.

But through it all we've managed to stick together.