Sentence examples for she stuck up from inspiring English sources

She stuck up favorite Kerouac quotes.

Of course she stuck up for La France as French ministers do, but she also left us in no doubt that there had to be reform and a reduction in tariffs and barriers to trade.

Wilder's style was her own, and she stuck up for herself during clashes of opinion on content, commenting once to Almanzo, "the more I see of how Rose works the better satisfied I am to raise chickens".

(To be fair, Ariadne is an investor in SpinVox – though Meyer declined to tell us this afternoon what stake they currently hold, apart from saying it was "small" – so it's hardly surprising she stuck up for the company).

She sticks up for what she believes in.

"When she believes in something, she sticks up for it".

Her happiest times are in a company, and she sticks up vociferously for workmates.

She is a heroine in her own right as she sticks up for what she believes in, even though she is not personally affected by the Bill being passed.

And whatever else one might lay at Mrs Bennet's door, she sticks up for her daughters, as when she declares of Mr Bingley that "he used my daughter extremely ill … I am sure Jane will die of a broken heart, and then he will be sorry for what he has done".

"Whatever else one might lay at Mrs Bennet's door, she sticks up for her daughters," says Thandon. "You might not always want Mrs Bennet in your space, but there are worse people to have on your side".

Would he or she stick up for themselves and take the toys away from the thief by pulling the table cord?