Sentence examples for really stuck up from inspiring English sources

"I had the studio at my flat for while, when we got really stuck, up at Ernest Richards Tower in Walthamstow," he says.

Black metal fans are sometimes really stuck up.

For example, you may think that a person is really stuck up and mean, but you'll see that the person is treated poorly by his or her own parents, which can lead him or her to act a certain way.

"He was his father's health care agent, and he just didn't know he could really stick up for himself," Ms. Rutchick said.

"Ugh, is my hair really sticking up like that?" another replies.

The hope, Geist says, is that Canada invested so much political capital in passing C-11 that it really sticks up for itself in the negotiations.

Unfortunately, the girls who went to my school were either really ditzy, stuck up, or sheltered.

ANd if he really was just stuck up a few weeks ago, he should have appreciated still being alive....and being in a good school".

Ex-Australia fast bowler Glenn McGrath Mitchell Johnsonon bowled aggressively, he bowled with good pace and really stuck it up the English batsmen, really got into them, got into Trott.

Are you really going to keep dogs stuck up inside until their bladders (or something else awful) explode?

Davis said that Bonds was "a really laid-back guy" and "didn't seem stuck up or anything like that".