Sentence examples for someday stuck from inspiring English sources

If Shell was someday stuck with billions of dollars of unprofitable oil sands reserves, Bentham said the company could be, "gosh, forgive me fucked".

Congress needs to keep moving forward, leaving the enforcement-only minority stuck in the desert, perhaps someday to realize that the argument they cling to is well and truly dead.

Someday Hollywood will think of women as more than fallopian tubes in heels; until then, we're stuck with this kind of project.

It's as though a carmaker stuck a Post-it Note where the turn signal should be and promised to send you the real thing someday.

As he stuck his head in the passenger window of her vehicle, he said: "If by some chance I become something someday, that might be worth saving.

Norton may make that Dostoyevskian drama someday, but if he wants to stick with romantic comedy, that's good enough for me..

Plus, if they stick with it, they may someday play in a youth orchestra as teenagers, and at least turn up for their own concerts.

Furrey still hopes to make it to the N.F.L. someday when he has a more realistic chance to stick with a team.

Mr. Sauter of Vanguard said he was sticking with Morgan Stanley Capital International but did not rule out a switch someday.

Wilson, echoing Strawberry, said he believed the Mets could regain their standing and someday even turn New York back into a National League city if they could develop and stick to an organizational blueprint.

"Someday I'd like to see the entire cocktail list be entirely composed of drinks we invented for our customers that were good enough to stick around".