Sentence examples for matter sticking from inspiring English sources

The presentation is as dry as the subject matter, sticking strictly to the talking-head/re-enactment formula (and the re-enactments here often have the look of a low-budget school pageant).

Just food for thought for frustrated Smarties reading this (men or women, for that matter) stuck at big ships struggling to keep up in the revolution.

The rinsed taxis, hissing over fresh slush, shone like grapefruits; but if you looked down into the space...where icy matter stuck to the pipes...you saw a foul mechanical dark".

Newton had himself made a justice of the peace in all the home counties there is a draft of a letter regarding this matter stuck into Newton's personal first edition of his Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica which he must have been amending at the time.

Although world events conceivably make this a challenging time for the prince, he has been consistent in declining to discuss such matters, sticking to a rule associates say he has adhered to for years in his travels in the United States.

Laboratory collision experiments indicate that grains coated with organic matter stick quite easily, even at collision speeds up to 5 m/s (Kudo et al., 2002).

For us it's a matter of sticking with them and sticking to what we do".

It is not simply a matter of sticking the Windows 7 DVD into a computer's optical drive and clicking on the upgrade option.

We know they can do it, so it's just a matter of sticking with them and hoping they get into the back of the net".

IPv6 also helps new devices automatically configure themselves, so connecting new things to the internet will simply become a matter of sticking a wire into a socket.

You're better off in the generic but dependable ESPN Zone in Times Square, or, for that matter, even sticking to the original wandering-in-Central Park plan and following the game on your cellphone via espn.com.