Sentence examples for somehow stuck from inspiring English sources

Is no one interested, leaving China somehow stuck in limbo, outside the current of world history?

I somehow stuck at it while the few other boys would come and go.

Eventually, all I saw was two halves of different cities somehow stuck together by a wide band of see-through Sellotape.

"What does one do when one falls in love?" he was asking in a non-rhetorical way, words that have somehow stuck with me ever since.

The first difference I noticed when I joined Mencap was that the IT systems were somehow stuck in the early 1990s.

The 37-year-old flung himself to the right and was almost horizontal when the ball somehow stuck in the webbing of his outstretched right glove.

But Root scurries left and extends a hand, the ball somehow sticking.

He's what I call the Velcro Vice-President: there's practically no bad news in this Administration that doesn't somehow stick to Dick Cheney".

He is a man for sick pungency for the cheesiness of overkill, and for late-night laughs that somehow stick in your throat.

He could do with some big serves - he shapes for a shot down the line and somehow sticks it into the net.

A detail like that somehow sticks in the mind when the neighborhood is Wall Street, where people like the feeling of being close to money, or at least the fleeting whiff of it.