Sentence examples for sometimes stuck from inspiring English sources

He sometimes stuck out his tongue to taunt opponents.

Think of it as a summer show that's sometimes stuck in the classroom.

Washington veteran Nick Barnett explained that younger players are sometimes stuck with $5,000 dinner tabs.

Among the stacks and boxes are clues to inquiries like Mrs. Plumb's, sometimes stuck right to the original letter.

CHILD'S PLAY C. C. Sabathia said that early in his career, rough starts sometimes stuck with him.

Like all awkward men sometimes stuck for something to say, Auster and Coetzee often look to sport for a refuge.

Which meant that it was sometimes sticking out.

Sometimes sticking to the original can lead to disaster.

These words are labels that float about and sometimes stick.

"But sometimes sticking your neck out is how you win a foot race".

But H.M.O.s bear a striking resemblance to these glycans, so pathogens sometimes stick to them instead.