Sentence examples for question to stick from inspiring English sources

The song ends with her yelling at the man in question to stick it up, well, you get the picture.

"Last time he called me he asked me if anybody comes and asks me questions to stick up for him," he testified.

But he did not answer and the question seemed to stick with him.

At each level, it is the parents of the contestant who decide whether to advance to the next question or to stick with the money they have already won.

But the dumbest thing of all, without question, was to stick an unlicensed gun in the waistband of his pants, go to a Manhattan nightclub and accidentally shoot himself in the thigh just as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was starting his run for re-election.

When answering questions try to stick to real examples rather than theoretical situations.

But he also said, through his office, that he was "evaluating the question" of whether to stick with the badges.

Hagger said that for Santander customers, who will see the rate cut from 1 November, the question was "whether to stick or twist – the answer is not as straightforward as yes or no, as it will depend not only on your average credit balance but also whether you take advantage of the 123 cashback option on household bills paid by direct debit".

In Pasadena, the question was whether to stick with the schedule and bump pay from the current $13.25 to $14.25 an hour this July for companies with more than 25 employees.

Move into solution-mode - know when to ask open-ended questions, and when to stick with "yes" or "no" questions.

As the first of two days of hearings began, Metro officials and others who answered safety investigators' questions were instructed to stick to the facts and avoid offering their opinions or analysis.