Sentence examples for stick to notes from inspiring English sources

If you just stick to notes in that chord, it won't conflict with the solo.

convention in his home state of Kentucky and suggested that the presumptive Republican nominee stick to his notes during his speech.

Remember everything in this section is rough workings, so unless you think of a fancy sentence, stick to brief notes.

They stick to their note books.

If you work well with computers, you don't have to stick to handwriting your notes, which can take forever and it can be very mind-numbing.

Cocaine sticks to bank notes particularly well because the typical size of particles is roughly right to fit in between the fibres of bank notes.

Sutcliffe's playing style was elementary, mostly sticking to root notes of chords.

Jonathan Beilin, a freshman who described himself as a libertarian, said that Dr. Dean's apology was "insufficient" and that he "should at least stick to his positions," noting that the candidate had used the Confederate flag line for several months and "apologized for it only when it became a P.R. problem".

But you will find one facility having more than five or eight note books-so they are still sticking to their note books, because initially they have been made to improvise to use note books, so is not easy for them to change".

At first, he sticks to facts, noting how Strauch "spits out his sentences the way old people spray saliva into the air" and faithfully recording the painter's vaguely philosophical circumlocutions, while admitting that he does not understand them.

3M could not work out what to do with the glue, until another of its scientists, Arthur Fry, suggested using it to stick notes temporarily on to other sheets of paper.