Sentence examples for stick to limits from inspiring English sources

Make room somewhere in your kitchen or pantry and stick to limits.

The dominant message of the Ugandan program, as is well known, and which was well known at the time both throughout Uganda and throughout Africa (as the Uganda message) was "Zero Grazing," alluding to the traditional way cattle were fenced in, or tied to a stick to limit grazing outside their own pasture.

"When we are sending scores of doctors to a nice resort like this under the guise of training and education on our products," he said, "I think we need to be more careful and stick to the limits of our rules as best we can".

Meetings can be a great way to get things accomplished, but they can also waste time; therefore, it is important to come prepared to the meeting, have an agenda, and stick to the limits.

Stick to reasonable limits.

Staying stick to bars limits you.

Know the difference and stick to the limits.

As always, be careful when playing a drinking game, and stick to your limits.

Stick to your limits (in what you do when you're acting drunk) as you might be caught and laughed upon.

First, tell your child their time limit and see if they're able to stick to the limit themself.

Going by an informal survey I conducted on Christmas Eve in a Bristol pub where four out of the five women in their forties had been caught speeding and attended speed awareness courses, perhaps we need help to stick to the limit.