Sentence examples for may stick around from inspiring English sources
Some hits may stick around longer, too, Mr. Werde added.
He may stick around the Daily Show set as long as December.
Some birds are drawn to warmer winters in Scotland and northern England; visiting migrants may stick around for longer.
The industry's financial problems may stick around for a while, even as panel prices continue to drop because of the glut.
Still, a gigantic question mark hangs over this succession — and not solely because Mr. Putin may stick around in an ambiguous capacity.
Starred Up arrived in the US on a modest $11,000 distributed by Tribeca Film in two cinemas and may stick around a while.
As far as the existing e-ink-based Kindles, all I've heard is that they'll continue to co-exist with this new tablet (though the DX may or may not stick around).
Even if the industry recovers, some may not stick around long enough to see their fortunes improve.
Wrote Sean Michael McCord, a systems engineer, "I was ready to call the whole thing 'Quitster' for me, but now I may just stick around for awhile longer".
Certainly, it would be hard to find a similar position to a reporter's, with its good salary, holiday and pension arrangements, and even a degree of union protection (the negotiated redundancy was generous).Some of this group may yet stick around.
Increasingly professional community websites are starting to pinch readers, but they often rely on enthusiastic individuals, who are randomly scattered and may not stick around.What has certainly disappeared are the huge profit margins enjoyed by regional newspaper groups during the advertising heyday between the 1980s and early 2000s.
