Sentence examples for might stick with from inspiring English sources

In a less mature economy, he might stick with dollar issues.

The next day, his glove arrived, although Overbay said he liked Gardner's and might stick with it.

If you favor cinematic flourish in your fly-on-the-wall Washington narrative, you might stick with Suskind, who has a more vivid, if occasionally overwrought, style.

For its part, the defense has used the "spaghetti theory" to create reasonable doubt by throwing everything it can at the government's case to see what might stick with the jury.

That and the fact  that broadcasters might stick with  it simply because it fills so much  air time, unless so few people  are watching that it becomes  impossible to televise as a relevant sporting spectacle.

"The Pirate Party might get a shot at governing, people might stick with whom they know and ignore the recent scandals, or another party altogether might have a late surge of support.

Be gentle,as it might stick to the panel, but with the small screwdriver you can loosen it up.

If people were instead allowed to choose, all but a small percentage might indeed stick with their employer plan.

Traditionalists, of course, might just stick with mashed-in-the-pot potatoes, Aunt Miriam's stuffing and some green bean casserole.

Or they might just stick with an outfield of Bernie Williams in center, Paul O'Neill in right (once O'Neill is re-signed) and Shane Spencer in left, with David Justice as the designated hitter.

Still, if you, like me, come from a family of competitive readers and are further hampered by being kind of cheap, you might just stick with the wrong book out of sheer boneheadedness -- and the hell with enjoying your vacation.