Sentence examples for slightly stuck from inspiring English sources

Radio 4 has had its schedule for years, 2 still lumbers on with the same daytime presenters, even 6 Music is slightly stuck in its ways.

Asked how her parents voted, she shakes her head, clearly not wanting to answer but slightly stuck as to how to deal with it.

Thiel's point, which takes a moment to digest, is that, when a company grows extremely rapidly, even its bullish V.C.s, having recently set a relatively low value on the previous round, will be slightly stuck in the past.

It was your average faux-American burger restaurant in SW15, the 90s kind that thought bottles of ketchup and French's mustard slightly stuck to each table were all it took to nail it.

Do your best wine glasses, after standing many months unused in the cabinet, seem slightly stuck to the shelf?

"I think it looks great," I replied, slightly stuck for words at this point.

I was always slightly sticking out.

Hytner was "slightly sticking his fingers up to the demographic that actually comes to the National," Kwei-Armah, whashas now had three plays produced at the National, told me.

It is shown that using a tertiary long chained monoamine as a complexing agent is beneficial in two ways; one is producing the particles with smaller size and the other is slightly sticking the particles in order to have a film with higher reflectivity which both is beneficial to photovoltaic performance.

Have just the gun barrel slightly sticking out.

Your feet sometimes end up slightly sticking to the floor which can make noise.