Sentence examples for stick to playing from inspiring English sources

I liked to stick to playing doubles on hot summer evenings.

Should Eggers stick to playing himself in future, rather than inventing someone else to tell his stories?

In our television review, Stick to playing tennis, Maria, G2, August 27, we mistakenly called Maria Sharapova's father Sharapova too.

But whoever does come in has to be a strong character and stick to playing attacking football.

ANY investor who believes that a western audit alone can make Russian companies more honest should stick to playing the game Monopoly.

But it looks as if gene-edited crops may escape regulation in the U.S. entirely if scientists stick to playing around with plant genes, as they did when they created a gene-edited potato.

"He had to use a stick to play it".

A child reaching into one for a stick to play with showed how easily the virus, carried in fecal matter, could spread.

While the hack is, for now, only used to pipe the memefied 80s hit Never Gonna Give You Up, it can be used to force Google's TV ristreaming stick to play any video the attacker has chosen, opening up the possibility forcing videos into people's homes that are even more distressing than Rick Astley.

I was sent away with a moxybustion stick to play with at home.

Two of these figures are depicted playing drums; one of them, wearing skins, is equipped with a barrel-shaped drum hung from his shoulder and uses a stick to play the drum at hip height.