Sentence examples for part to stick from inspiring English sources

Bercow said she was taking part to "stick two fingers up to the Establishment" but also to raise £100,000 for the charity Ambitious About Autism.

Part of the pop psychology that has sprung up around the Patriots is that they are blowing out opponents, delighting in their dominance, in part to stick a thumb in the eye of the league that sanctioned them.

It's the fact that you're pretending it's not another attempt on your part to stick it to Obama that makes you not worthy of it.

Now, with your other colored piece of tape, wrap it around the pinched-down part to stick it.

But at all three of these houses there seemed to be a determination on the part of designers to stick to basics.

The dishonest part would be to stick completely to a second impression without owning up to a radically different first one.

For the most part, you want to stick to simple formulas and avoid text or text strings.

Assess the inside of the panel and see which parts you want to stick the LED strips on.

Even Hampshire County Council somehow managed to stick part of its pension fund in Madoff's business (although everybody says he was choosy about whose money he accepted).

"It isn't numbers we have to worry about," Welch wrote, "but the courage on the part of our followers to stick their necks out and play rough — the same as the Communists do".

And since paying sellers is the most important part of getting them to stick around, marketplace companies need a way to get them paid as quickly as possible.