Sentence examples for questions stick from inspiring English sources

The only thing missing was the singer, Graham Parker, who, together with the band, defined the pointy-shoed, ska-inflected sound of 1970s London with songs like "Don't Ask Me Questions," "Stick to Me" and "Discovering Japan".

The questions stick in the mind, unfinished until it is completed by the answer.

Four of the questions stick in my memory because of the discussions that followed.

At the beginning, Morse sounded apologetic when he explained that he wouldn't be able to answer many of the questions that analysts would want to ask, and as a result, the questions stuck very closely to the minutiae — perhaps analysts didn't want to waste a question if it was only going to get an "I can't answer that" response.

When a teacher asks a question, stick your hand up as far as it will go (even if it means standing up) and try to get called on.

But as I wandered the beautiful Quarter, one question stuck in my mind: Where was everybody?

"I gave him some glib response, but the question stuck in my mind," she said.

"Why couldn't Brazil manufacture its own planes?" The question stuck with Mr. Silva for 25 years, as his fascination with aviation grew.

The conversation eventually moved on, but the question stuck with me.

The question stuck in her mind.

But the question stuck with me over the course of the year: How does hope unfold?