Sentence examples for stick to representing from inspiring English sources

But the problem is that not many publishers speak foreign languages … This is why I have to stick to representing a low number of foreign authors – about 10% of all the writers I work with".

"One of the biggest challenges training this week, besides keeping up with the troupe dancers, is that we were using large wooden sticks to represent weapons," she added.

The aim of the game sounds simple on paper and is an absolute joy in practice: using the twin sticks to represent each hand of a little avatar, you roll stuff up, sticking whatever you like to a "katamari", a tiny magical ball.

Use sticks to represent his lower torso, arms and legs until you work of the specifics of his pose and the perspective needed.

So I can't really fail if I stick to honestly representing my work and trying to avoid talking very much about myself.

Beneath these, draw a polygon and stick figure to represent his torso and limbs.

Another one is drawing stick figures to represent vocabulary words (like a good reason for drawing cartoons!).

The little man with stick legs fails to represent you, and so does the fierce lady in the triangle skirt.

DeGrazia proposes that we "stick to improvements that represent points of overlapping consensus among competing, reasonable moral perspectives" ([ 29]: 364).

Cut these out and put them up on the board, attaching a Popsicle stick to each dreidel to represent the spinner.

In this activity our science educator asked the students to work individually (in small groupings) to create a two-dimensional model of the bones of a dog forelimb using Popsicle sticks and tongue depressors to represent the major bones.