Sentence examples for stick down on from inspiring English sources

Islanders defenseman Kenny Jonsson resisted the urge to slam his hockey stick down on the goal post.

Charming, sadistic bullies were his forte, mostly in period melodramas at Gainsborough Studios, taking a horsewhip to Margaret Lockwood as a Regency bully in his first big success, The Man in Grey (1943), driving Dulcie Gray to suicide in They Were Sisters and bringing a walking stick down on Ann Todd's hands as her piano teacher in The Seventh Veil.

"I thought our decision to bump up a pole and play a short stick down on No. 26 [Kashur] was helpful to us," Pietramala said.

But Hunter sprang toward Delmore and clamped his stick down on top of Delmore's, dissolving his scoring chance.

"Out of the blue," Mr. Abramcyk said, "I was down and he was on top of me pushing his stick down on me like you see hockey players doing on TV".

"They scored a goal and I was lying on my chest, and all of a sudden, ouch, he brought his stick down on the back of my leg, the Achilles'," said Davidson, now the president of the Blues, remembering that Maloney tried to break his stick over the crossbar but missed.

It was stuck down, and for a moment he felt a flash of irritation at the prats who ran the bank, the kind of people who didn't know the convention about hand-delivered letters, that they were never stuck down, on the basis that it was an implied insult to third parties handling the letter; the convention was that among gentlemen you could rest assured that private correspondence would go unread.

Stick down the rectangle with the name on top of the material.

He had gray stubble, and his hair was stuck down on his forehead in a manner that was somehow both rumpled and flat.

Stick down with glue.

Most people don't enjoy having someone's tongue stuck down their throat on the first kiss.