Sentence examples for office stuck from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Ms. Park's office stuck to the same line.

At my office, stuck in front of the computer, I started to fantasise about an old-fashioned sanatorium, where a kindly nurse in a starched uniform wheels you out in your Bath chair to snooze in the sun all day.

A footnote: A week after the professor shouted at the secretary for losing that manuscript page, he found it in his office, stuck to the side of his desk, just out of view.

In neighbourhoods where reconstruction has filled in Blitz-cleared spaces, incongruously styled houses or offices stick out like sore, war-bloodied thumbs.

At his inaugural news conference on his first day in office, he stuck to banking deregulation.

Once in office you stuck to the usual methods of shabby tactical manoeuvring, no one knew what you really stood for.

Before oral arguments, the D.A.'s office told the Houston Chronicle that it was defending the law "reluctantly," and that because "the Legislature decided it" the office was "stuck with it".

When Cronkite finished reading what he calls a "remarkable" document that "will be a standard study in journalism schools," he walked down the hall to Moonves's office and stuck his head in.

In office, he stuck to those four themes, passing laws on each of them and minimising the opportunities for legislators to consider other subjects.Washington, DC, was always going to be harder than Austin (where the Texas legislature meets only once every two years).

Keen to win votes in Bexley, where residents were fiercely opposed to the idea of a 6-lane bridge landing in their neighbourhood, Johnson promised to scrap the £500m project as one of his first acts in office, and stuck to his word.

Women put you in office, and stuck with you when the crazies were beating you up with "death panels" and "socialized medicine".