Sentence examples for sort of stuck from inspiring English sources
"I think we've been sort of stuck in mud offensively.
And I liked it so much that I sort of stuck with it.
"You do sort of feel that you are sort of stuck in the past".
Which sort of stuck with me — you inherently have responsibilities to take care of things.
Even if we're already sort of stuck in our careers and can't change that now.
"Give him credit — he sort of stuck to his positions," Mr. Warfield said.
The 38-year-old added: "I'd like to start finishing off tournaments like I did 10 years ago - that habit of just really being patient and lingering around and sort of sticking your chin out at the right time.
I sort of stick with people".
Anti-capitalist activists carried placards lambasting McDonald's, but it is the sort of stick Sony has avoided.
We've been told over and over that people sort of stick to their area of expertise.
Barry Goldsmith, the NASD's chief of enforcement, said, "Cases like this sort of stick in our craw".
