Sentence examples for refuse to stick to from inspiring English sources
As a result, a "conglomerate discount" is said to apply to businesses that refuse to stick to one industry, leading to valuations considerably lower than the sum of their parts.
As winter drags on, these are among the tests of his South Jersey patience: * Slow drivers on the turnpike, most of them seemingly from New York or Pennsylvania, who refuse to stick to the right-hand lane.
They refuse to stick to a narrow music spectrum and willingly embrace a wider scope, seeking out the coolest acts in the indie realm.
"Cara, however, refuses to stick to the script," he said.
Like Picasso, Stravinsky was another who restlessly refused to stick to one style.
But the girl-group sound refused to stick to the script.
But Inherent Vice is Anderson refusing to stick to his brand.
But Leung refused to stick to the script, telling the chamber his loyalties lay with a place he referred to as "the People's Republic of Shina".
"[I]n refusing to stick to the script for candidates looking to harvest votes in February's Iowa caucuses, Mr. Pawlenty has passed an early test of fortitude", the Journal editorialised.
The brainchild of Ellie Rowsell, a winsome vocalist and guitar player, and Joff Oddie, a guitarist and fan of hardcore punk, the act jumps from bright-eyed folk to full-throttle rock, blithely refusing to stick to one genre.
I just think that for my generation there is a huge waste of talent, but we are a generation which refuses to stick to a stereotype because of our age.
