Sentence examples for stick to all from inspiring English sources

It was then she let me in on the secret: "Just stick to all the unofficial parties and screw paying for tickets – hardly anyone in Austin does".

Once in control of the building the RTM company needs to stick to all the terms in the lease concerning maintenance and repairs but, crucially, the directors can make decisions about which contractors to use and how much to spend.

To stick to ALL of them, all who wrecked their American Dream!

"It's such an odd medium, but I can see that if they didn't stick to all these rules, the game would just fall to pieces, and we'd be out here banging around and not doing anything right". Gonzalez describes bike polo as a "motion game more than anything else.

Given sufficient time, the balls with the active adhesin stick to all seven types of balls, and to the plane surface.

Having just lived with a fractious minority government for two years, Dutch politicians and Dutch voters will be wary of experiments and instability.Both Mr Rutte and Diederik Samsom, Labour's new leader, have tried to prepare voters for compromise, pointing out that in a coalition country such as the Netherlands it is hard for parties to stick to all their election promises.

And if you can stick to all-natural ingredients, all the better for you and your waistline.

The cost of sticking to all the new rules is vast.

Nor was there anything necessary about sticking to all-out collectivisation through thick and thin.

But according to most rumors, Apple seems intent on sticking to all-metal designs for its new devices.

In 2009, KFWB began adding talk shows, banking on the provocative personality Dr. Laura Schlessinger, while KNX stuck to all-news.