Sentence examples for rarely stuck from inspiring English sources

And Robin Cook, Labour's shadow foreign secretary, is rarely stuck for an answer.

He rarely stuck around for an evening fund-raiser or a cocktail party.

He rarely stuck with the same publisher for more than a book at a time, and he was almost always displeased when the finished copies arrived.

Noble's current tour marks 21 years in standup for the 36-year-old, during which he has rarely stuck to the script.

There was supposedly a decision by Ancelotti to go for youth, but he has rarely stuck his neck on the line by throwing them in rather than giving them 10 or 15 minutes here and there".

But Gov. David A. Paterson faces a tough re-election fight in just 16 months, and past chairmen have rarely stuck around for long after a change at the top.

Mesenchymal cells rarely stick together.

Like Godard, he rarely sticks to linear narrative.

He rarely sticks around for the end of a race.

He rarely sticks to script, preferring to speak off the cuff, whatever his audience.

BERNIE ECCLESTONE, the boss of the Formula One Group, rarely sticks around for the finish of a Grand Prix.