Sentence examples for often sticks from inspiring English sources

At judicial proceedings, Novitzky often sticks out because his bald head glistens several inches above the crowd.

Jets kicker Jay Feely is an avid tweeter, but he often sticks to a safer topic than football: politics.

The summer that I spent in Manchester while I was a student, when I could see him more often, sticks in my mind.

It often sticks to the basic primary and secondary chords of whatever key it is in, and lyrically it doesn't skirt far from heterosexual relationship issues.

However it's tiny, so at weekends, when it threatens to get uncomfortably busy, landlord Jim Hardie often sticks a "private party" sign on the door.

Unlike his wisecracking, often charming brother, Jeb Bush is earnest, quiet and often sticks to himself at gatherings with other governors.

The smaller arazzi often stick to Italian.

Those without connections, are often stuck at the bottom of the pile.

Often stuck on the perimeter, he has struggled to find his place in the Knicks' offense.

But they often stick out like bikers at a tea party.

And I've often stuck closely to the recorded version of events.