Sentence examples for part that sticks from inspiring English sources

And one more: tail, t-a-i-l, the long, narrow part that sticks out of the back of an animal's body and tale, t-a-l-e, a kind of story.

It's the part that sticks out and people want to pay attention to.

When she covers Leonard Cohen's "Chelsea Hotel," the part that sticks out is an instance of hot-and-cold fluctuation: "I need you, I don't need you".

"I think the fundamental purpose of just trying to let people be familiar with the neighborhood we all live in may be the part that sticks with people the most.

Next to the sliding switch, there should be a part that sticks out, might be rounded.

Remove it by grasping the bill (the part that sticks out in front), and lift upward.

We call the parts that stick out "tidal bulges". The actual solid body of the Earth is distorted a few centimeters, but the most noticable effect is the tides raised on the ocean.

Place the tack (circular, head side out, on the knuckles) onto the wrestlers open hand and fold the parts that stick out over their hand.

It's strange – despite the comment being so dense and targeted, the one part that really sticks out for me is the dinosaur thing.

If they stick into your gums and start to tear at them, put some wax over the part that's sticking in.

The film's plot was fairly convoluted, but by far the coolest part of the whole film ― the part that has stuck with me days after leaving the theater ― was watching a woman fight, not like a man, but like a (highly-skilled, highly-trained) woman would.  .