Sentence examples for state stuck from inspiring English sources

Though the White House had a Honolulu designer craft a commemorative Hawaiian shirt, the heads of state stuck with suits for their photo ops.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Egypt was defined as a hybrid state, a liberalizing authoritarian state, stuck somewhere between authoritarian and liberal democracy.

Tealing is all too believable a figure in his still-traumatised state, stuck in his university job that isn't offering real fulfilment – his attempted research on a minor wartime English writer cannot hope to compete with the "Case" – and able only to offer a colleague, Carol Pritchley, the limited comfort of an on-off relationship.

Instead, the state stuck with a lower cost estimate from 2012.

Colorado voters would be asked to weigh in on the two additional 15percenttaxax proposals and The Associated Press's Kristen Wyatt reported that some state lawmakers fear that voters will reject one or both of the tax proposals leaving the state stuck with the tab for enforcing pot sales but without the budget to pay for it.

Shriver accompanied Schwarzenegger as he swung through the state, sticking close to his side, patting his arm affectionately, kissing him for the cameras.

Conversely, representatives from large non-Southern states stuck with the speaker.

Four states stuck two fingers up to Mr Obama, in effect, by pledging not to implement aspects of his health-care law.

A weekly service, for the first time it connects directly, by rail, the far north-east of the subcontinent the seven poor and neglected states stuck on the wrong side of Bangladesh through "mainland" India and down to its southernmost tip, at Kanyakumari.The air is cold and foggy in Dibrugarh, a scruffy town in a remote corner of Assam known for tea-gardens and natural beauty.

An uproar ensued that this commercialized the holiday, and so many states stuck to celebrating on the last Thursday.

Normally states stick together on questions of states' rights.