Sentence examples for something to stick from inspiring English sources
"We were looking for a way to give the metals something to stick to.
They're throwing things out there and trying to get something to stick.
It's crucial to have a clear brand vision so you have something to stick to when times are hard.
Not something to stick away in the freezer and put on your hair later, as someone told me they did".
Using a pastry brush, lightly glaze the top of the tarts: this will give the fruit something to stick to.
We intend to keep it going, though, because we still need to find something to stick all of these leftover warning labels on.
I suspect it's going to be something that sticks with me for a while.
"It does take something to stay, and stick it out," he said.
"Normally, when you look across the investment landscape, something tends to stick out -- something is either egregiously expensive or enormously cheap," said Jack Caffrey, equity strategist at J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
LOOKING for something cheap to stick on the walls?
MR: Well, listen, the other point is it takes something unique to stick out in a culture, right?
