Sentence examples for stick to saving from inspiring English sources

Papers and pundits debated before the anxious eyes of the world, polls polled ('Is Scientology killing Cruise's career?'; 'Should Cruise and Shields kiss and make up?'), Brooke Shields suggested Cruise stick to saving the world from aliens and let women with postnatal depression decide what treatment options are best for them.

The industry has responded with carrots and sticks to save both the lives of their workers and their own corporate reputations.

* Attach a PSP Headset and the Remote Control from the PSP-2000 Headphones to the system, and insert a Memory Stick Duo to save the Skype application software.

Looking at the shops side-by-side, one cannot help but be struck by the thought that the Lacroix label needs more than a sticking plaster to save it.

Forty metres out, struck with a same sweet precision as if he were back in the field at his parents' house in sleepy Southbridge, taking aim at the homemade posts his father stuck up to save any more windows in the house from being smashed.

I'd like to use it myself, but I'm one of the weird millennials Rabin can't understand, who actually does a budget and sticks to it, saving cash the old fashioned way.

Plan meals, write (and stick to!) a shopping list to save money.

In addition to saving the game stick and three pucks, he'll also collect a few of those hats, too.

Kerri Strug couldn't vault, Shannon Miller and Dominique Dawes vaulted but couldn't stick a landing to save their medals, so it was up to Amy Chow and the uneven bars to prevent an American shutout in Sunday night's first round of Olympic women's individual event finals.

While SALTO isn't the highest-jumping robot in the world, its double-jump ability sets it apart from designs like TAUB, the locust-inspired bot that can jump 10' in the air but is very slow and can't stick a landing to save its CPU.

Draw a stick figure, go to Save As and save it as Stickfigure1.