Sentence examples for needed a stick from inspiring English sources
She was frailer, and needed a stick.
Businesspeople needed a carrot (lots of money), he said, but they also needed a stick (the fear of being outcompeted).
"I think you need a stick," Mr. Walsh said.
"You need a stick as well as a carrot," says one senior American official.
A series of childhood illnesses left the young Constant deaf in one ear and lame enough to need a stick.
You need a stick somewhere – but if you have to use it very often, you've lost the battle".
Give companies a chance to slap a logo on the stately birds and they'll be so ubiquitous you'll need a stick to beat them off.
"When I'm down there," he said, referring to his home, "you need a stick of dynamite to get me out".
You won't need a stick and a piece of coal as this one is made from plastic, and it emits a warm orange glow making it a perfect night light.
Even the most grizzled spectators, old bikers who need a stick to walk rather than being allowed on a motorbike, are as besotted as the girls pleading for a photograph.
