Sentence examples for stick exists from inspiring English sources
It is shown that only one stick zone exists within the contact region.
So until a PCI-E version exists, stick with the thumb drives.
Deputy Secretary General Louise Frechette acknowledged that sticking points exist.
It perpetuates a threatening rhetoric in which the obvious pressure exists to stick with the status quo.
In Iran there exists the Çûb-Bâzî Çûb-Bâzîgame"; or raqstickûb, "stick dance"), a dance form that probably has its origame in reenactments or combat.
The Cancer Drugs Fund is a sticking plaster - it exists because the old system no longer works.
Such a combination of low genome resource availability and enigmatic physiology exists in the stick and leaf insects (order Phasmatodea), or phasmids.
(And one based on the speculative absence of missing pages, no less! There exists no cheaper sticking plaster for a shoddy theory).
Wiggins's response to this example (in personal communication) is that the sword-stick ceases to exist when it loses its ability to function as a sword and is replaced by a walking stick.
As far as we know, only one self-portrait by Charles Darwin exists today a hastily drawn stick figure displaying all the dexterity of a primary school student.
