Sentence examples for so stiff that from inspiring English sources

The new cards are so stiff that they sound like a compact disc when dropped.

The original conditions were so stiff that few countries were able to meet them.

He was so stiff that it was hard for Mrs. Chiella to help him up.

Some mornings, she woke with hands so stiff that she could not make fists.

The shakes are smooth, not crunchy with ice crystals, and drinkable, not so stiff that they fight the straw.

Nixon — a man so stiff that he was once photographed walking on the beach in wingtips — needed Ailes.

If you want to make a pair of sailor pants that are so stiff as to suggest an obsessive interest in ironing, then bonded military wool is your fabric.

But Parshat Tzav asks us to also remember to look at the consequences of what we do, not to be so stiff-necked that we can't look to the side to see the collateral damage of our actions -- even when they are necessary or justifiable.

The earliest is open to a cafe interior so charmingly stiff that you expect Madeline and her cohort — the 12 little girls in two straight lines — to file past its striped awning.

But the competition at those weights was so stiff overseas that the heaviest lifters were more likely to get the spots.

A home improvement project (don't ask) left my neck and shoulders so stiff last week that I could hardly turn my head.