Sentence examples for organized stick from inspiring English sources

Relax, stay organized, stick to your budget and your plans.

We're halfway there, don't give up on your plan, don't let laziness and lack of attention foil your ability to organize and stick to it.

Early batches of nanorods were as organized as pickup sticks.

If you want to stay organized, then you should stick to using drawers, boxes, and other forms of organization to keep everything in your home together.

The low cost of ecstasy also means that organized criminal networks mostly stick to supplying pills to dealers and doing home and street deliveries.

The chrome line surrounding those windows, shaped like a hockey stick, organizes the side view and draws attention away from the rather awkward cut lines of the rear doors.

Conversely, whisker motion induced by texture stimuli is extended in time and has a characteristic intermittent, "noisy" structure organized as a succession of "stick-and-slip" events [16], [17].

Speaker after speaker, many from non-teacher unions — police, nurses, custodians — echoed that notion, proclaiming the power of organized labor and the need to stick together.

This low level of fibronectin will in turn induce cells to stick together in an organized layer; and this rearrangement of cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions appears linked to triggering the differentiation of anterior endoderm cell types.

You somehow are always the one who gets stuck organizing the office birthday party and running around trying to find good cupcakes.

Recently, Mrs. Maloney was going through paperwork -- he was fastidiously organized -- and found a note, stuck between the kids' birth certificates, dated 1995.