Sentence examples for stick largely from inspiring English sources

Hitchings explains why he intends to stick, largely, with the English.

Before that, they stick largely to new stuff, mostly drawn from recent album Barking.

Even with a seasoned veteran, Jim Lehrer of "NewsHour" on PBS television, serving as moderator, you can expect the two candidates to stick largely to their programmed views and responses.

He has said Turkey will stick largely to its deal with the IMF, which in the past two years has promised it some $16 billion (and disbursed a good deal of that).

Indeed, most of the growth, whether at giants like WorldCom and Williams or at smaller companies, continues to stick largely to the telecommunications and enabling-software side of the information boom.

Free digital platforms show the strongest growth as the "late joiners" stick largely with terrestrial channels and Sky's revenue is weaker than the base case at an average of £409 per subscriber.

The candidate stuck largely to wealth inequality.

In front of a small press pool he stuck largely to pleasantries.

Mr. Huckabee also eats lightly, sticking largely to salads, protein bars and steamed vegetables.

Yet he remained stuck largely in a dizzying, disoriented state of existential confusion.

Yes, he stuck (largely) to the script, and yes, he read from his Teleprompter.