Sentence examples for seemed stuck at from inspiring English sources

Again and again, he has seemed stuck at deuce.

The countless string quartets and chamber orchestras that performed at Alice Tully Hall always seemed stuck at the end of a long, cheerless tube.

A half-hour later, the number of protesters — at least those being vocal and carrying anti-Trump signs — seemed stuck at four, including a guy wearing a Mexican wrestling mask, while the number of journalists topped 50.

Mr. Gray is a tall, thin man with glasses that give him a perpetually quizzical look, as in "What am I doing here?" He seemed stuck at the door of the screening room, which was filled with actors, Miramax executives and reporters, until Mr. Caan took his arm and said, "James, com'ere, I gotta talk to you".

In 1985 the unemployment rate seemed stuck at 7%.

The Olsens, on the other hand, seemed stuck at Full House even in 2004, though it was four years before the whole Heath Ledger thing).

The energy never flags, but the tone seems stuck at a lazy bonhomie.

Above all, France suffers from stubbornly entrenched unemployment, which seems stuck at 8-10% overall, and over 20% for the young.

They seem stuck at about 50 million barrels of oil a day, or 60percentt of the world's oil supplies, with few prospects for growth.

So Mr Jobs still needs to fix Apple's longstanding problem in its core business, which is that its global market share in computers seems stuck at about 3%.

The Communists seem stuck at 20-plus% of the national vote enough for Gennady Zyuganov, their leader, to do well in opinion polls, but well short of the simple majority needed to win the run-off in a presidential election.