Sentence examples for more sticks in from inspiring English sources

Take thick sticks and wedge them between the trees, forming a square (or triangle, pentagon, etc. ) Wedge more sticks in a X design.

Happily a few companies have started to think seriously about these problems and generate insights that their more stick-in-the-mud peers can imitate.

"Some people are more stuck in their ways," Dr. Hoffman explained.

Want to get more stuck in with the divestment movement?

As you get older, you tend to get more stuck in a rut.

She has raised standards but has also allowed the company to grow more stuck in its ways.

Far from protecting "impartiality", this amendment gives Charles the green light to get even more stuck in.

Mendelson writes like a dream, blending deft social farce with fond, steely observations as her heroines become ever more stuck in tragi-comic quagmires of their own creation.

THE United Nations created the post of high commissioner for human rights three years ago, after a grand conference on the issue, in order, it hoped, to give itself more stick in this field.

For every One Direction fan who was free, either by coincidence or design, to meet the British boyband at Sydney airport on Tuesday, there would have been many more stuck in a school classroom.

Rough sleeping is up; over 100,000 households came to their local council as homeless last year, and we have no way to count the tens of thousands more stuck in squats or on the floors of friends and family.