Sentence examples for show sticks from inspiring English sources

If the show sticks to its tried-and-tested (see: predictable) formula, this almost certainly means Rick will kick the bucket in the mid-season finale.

The name Dan Schneider doesn't appear in the credits, but the show sticks to the Nickelodeon formula Mr. Schneider has established in series like "All That" and "iCarly".

This show sticks to friendship exhibiting works by gallery-represented artists only and claims to explore how communication differs indoors and out.

Fans of the original might want to skip the first series, where the show sticks most closely to its source material.

One of the marines in the First Reconnaissance Battalion, with whom Wright travelled, Sergeant Rudy Reyes — who has Hollywood good looks and, indeed, plays himself in the miniseries — told NPR that the show sticks closely to the book.

The problem is that when a show sticks as closely as this one does to the bare bones of a sentimental formula, it needs to adorn those old bones with fresh flesh.

Will the show stick to the mythology, and climax with Arthur dying at Mordred's hand?

That title, from the second it appeared on the show, stuck in my head.

Chapman didn't give much away during the show, sticking to cliché and aphorism for the most part.

Matthew Lewis Miller questions others' expectations of us in his solo show Sticking at the essential ARC in Stockton.

Wearing a Velcro suit, Cohen causes mayhem by sneaking onto the catwalk of a Milan fashion show, sticking to everything.