Sentence examples for somebody stuck from inspiring English sources

"Somebody stuck another pin in the voodoo doll.

People use this pretty commonly, but what scares me about it somebody stuck these fancy transitions in between these slides.

More than anything, the place feels like a rundown loft where somebody stuck a bar and a dance floor and called it a club.

In one, somebody stuck an explosive into a urinal in the men's room of the New Happy Lodge in the Stonetown area.

"It's about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and for the people of other countries," Trump told reporters.

(Did you know somebody stuck financing for abstinence education in there?) This week there was an alarming report that AT&T was going to have to reduce its long-term profit estimates by about $1 billion because of the new law — or, as the House minority leader, John Boehner, put it, the newly enacted "job-killing tax increases".

Did somebody stick pins in an A.F.C. voodoo doll?

And if you make a plan with somebody, stick to it.

"If she can be that brave, then it's really very little for me to speak when somebody sticks a camera in my face".

They expected acupuncture to involve needling and for some participants the thought of being needled caused some concern: "I thought it would be bizarre and I thought it would be just somebody sticking pins all over me.

Moreover, although some patients did accurately report some of the symptoms of TB, their own illness narratives drew on metaphors to describe the severity of symptoms such as: 'feeling drained'it'st's like somebody stick a pipe in your bloodstream and sucking every bit of blood out of you' [ID02].