Sentence examples for point to stick from inspiring English sources

He uses his thin smile either to mock them or to seek reassurance from his flatterers, and his tongue to flaunt his wit or, at one bizarre point, to stick out and wiggle at his angry uncle, John of Gaunt.

Without access to proper nutrition, running water, and health security, then education and awareness may be difficult points to stick within the community.

It might take longer for some to figure everything out than others, but the point is to stick to it.

We chose at that point to really stick to our core business".

The key point will be to stick with a self-confident starting XI.

In other words, she seems, at this point, to be stuck in neutral.

You may need to add very small amounts of water at this point to prevent sticking (warm water from the kettle is best).

"The point is, we need to stick together on this vote," one Democratic aide said.

Bill Houston thoroughly enjoyed beer, but there was a point where it started to stick in his throat.

At this point, it is better to stick an oar in the water and try to chart a new course.

At some point, though, someone will have to stick their head above the parapet.