Sentence examples for something that would stick from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to do something that would stick out a little more, but I never intended for it to be like I was trying to inflict any danger on anybody".

In the mid-2000s I worked on the periphery of the music industry, but it was there that I learned something that would stick with me: "The music business is all about relationships," an executive I worked with said with great seriousness.

We felt we had chosen something that would stick, and we felt the excitement again from the early days.

I needed something that would stick.

It seemed bold and memorable, something that would get stuck in the mind.

"Something like that would stick in my mind.

"Something like that would stick in my mind," Page told the eight jurors in Los Angeles federal court.

"Something like that would stick out, which is why I don't think it would happen," he told the Times.

I also wanted to stick to something that wouldn't force me to dip into the college fund or take weeks to plan.

Terry had allowed two hits in the inning, but just four all day and he stuck with him, something that would never happen today.

That Woodrow and Gus ought to stick around their women doesn't seem like something that would simply make them happier men, but like something that would turn them into better people.