Sentence examples for of stick to from inspiring English sources

Parents regularly arrive at the shop uncertain about what kind of stick to buy their children.

We've been told over and over that people sort of stick to their area of expertise.

So I admire people who kind of stick to their roots and stay grounded.

I think you've got to just keep it at with your caddie and kind of stick to the routines".

"When it came to the banter, there was obviously a lot of stick to Ian Poulter, a big Arsenal fan.

He is the author of "Stick to the Core or Go for More?" (HBR, February 2002) and coauthor of "Marketing Breakthrough Products" (HBR, November December 1999).

And lovers of stick-to-the-ribs food might be turned off by the precious accompaniments: cloud ears, dates and spinach.

You see, thanks to the usual fare of fresh air, physical activity and a week's worth of stick-to-your ribs mountain cuisine, I normally feel satisfied after a skiing holiday – and always well fed – but not necessarily well rested.

Farmers, welders and poets sink into avocado-green vinyl booths for endless cups of coffee and huge plates of stick-to-your-everything fare: eggs, links, patties, bacon, pancakes and the pies ($4.75).

All three times she slowed to a walk yesterday, the acutely verbal New York fans shouted encouragement -- exactly the kind of stick-to-it-girl sympathy that a world-class athlete does not want to hear.

Fish might seem as if they would be unlikely successes on a menu of stick-to-the-ribs dishes, but we tried two that went to the head of the class: a special of pan-seared tilapia atop a bed of roasted cauliflower, arugula and blistered tomatoes with a caper-butter sauce, and mustard-and-maple-glazed salmon from the menu.