Sentence examples for should stick by from inspiring English sources

"Michael Steele has it right, and Republicans should stick by him".

And he backed McClaren, saying Newcastle should stick by his successor on Tyneside if they are to get out of their woeful situation.

But Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, who is considered the leading contender for the nomination, suggested that Senator McCain should stick by the established rules.

Another possibility, however, and one that we frequently seem to exploit, is to formulate the issue in general terms: "An only child should stick by an otherwise isolated parent," for instance, or "one should help those in dire need if one can do so without significant personal sacrifice".

Feminism, the Twelve Tribes believe, leads to adultery and homosexuality, and women should stick by their husbands even if they're being physically abused.

At maximum extension, the tip should stick out by around a centimetre.

At maximum extension, the tip should stick out by around a centimeter.

By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, December 12 , 1953P. 40 I think that if you get an arresting idea you should stick View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

(The show was about design objects by artists, and, he said, the Cooper-Hewitt should stick to design objects by designers).

Ms. Merkel received Mr. Samaras cordially in Berlin and said she was committed to keeping Greece in the euro zone, while insisting that Greece should stick to conditions set by international lenders.

But even if it's pretty clear that he should stick to his day job, by making this video Pishevar has shown what Silicon Valley is all about.