Sentence examples for not being stuck from inspiring English sources

He says he likes not being stuck in an office and enjoys the variety of the work.

But not being "stuck" in anger seems to give the Grosmaires the emotional distance necessary to grapple with such questions without the gravity of their grief pulling them into a black hole.

Or you could pay three times as much for a break as you would at any other time of year, just for the privilege of not being stuck behind your desk while we're having such a lovely summer.

But that, she says, is "not so much about distinguishing themselves from the masses as not being stuck with them in a security line".In his new book, "Hypermodern Times", Gilles Lipovetsky, the favourite philosopher of LVMH's boss, Bernard Arnaud, has coined the term "hyperconsumption".

Everyone benefits from not being stuck in traffic for hours".

"Within science generally, there is a lot of emphasis on scientists not being stuck in ivory towers," he said.

Scorsese should not be stuck for material.

Whatever else I may have been stuck for, I have not been stuck for choice.

He longed to "be sociable and have friends over and not be stuck in my bedroom".

Yet his supporters say Mr. Rumsfeld, 68, will not be stuck in the cold war past.

"I needed to make some decisions and not be stuck," she remembered.