Sentence examples for quite stuck from inspiring English sources
They relocated to California in search of a second act, but nothing quite stuck.
"Actually, we've tried Murray's Mount, but it hasn't quite stuck," Doreen said.
The Berlin Republic — the phrase never quite stuck although Chancellor Gerhard Schröder's center-left coalition liked it — was full of feverish inquiry.
Paul Winter, chief executive of the Ipswich building society, said he had seen plenty of examples of "creditworthy borrowers who are quite stuck".
While, conceptually, this thing might literally be the best thing since sliced bread, the Lytro is still quite stuck in prototyping.
Even then, however, the stab-in-the-back version of the war never quite stuck and in all subsequent wars, support for the military among the political class and everywhere else has been so high, the obligatory need to "support the troops" -- left, right, and center -- so great that such an explanation would have been ludicrous. .
Plus the women are quite stuck-up here".
Educated Woman, Postdoc Edition, Part 3: Time to Strategize 30 March 2007 Stuck in a postdoc that doesn't quite fit, Micella considers her options.
Stuck in a rut of partying, going to bed with younger women and quite literally sleeping through the job.
But if the first two sets of obstacles are ones that we are more or less stuck with, the last set concern things we can do something about -- quite a few things, as it turns out.
