Sentence examples for stick to similar from inspiring English sources
"With prints, stick to similar colour palettes, tones or families; designs matter less with relative colour continuity.
"The weight is attached to the resin, and if you compare the (Salomon) Answer and Sick Stick to similar boards made in a traditional fashion," he said, "they are about 10percentt lighter — a huge performance benefit".
Though computer rankings can be complex — Sorensen cautions that his method "is not easily explainable to people who have not had linear algebra" — they mostly stick to similar templates.
If you're turning on your resignation letter through email, stick to similar conventions.
Immigration, security, protectionism: the conservative candidate will have to stick to rhetoric similar to the Front National to find a rebound.
All of the performers stick to a similar narrative: a boast, followed by a problem, and then triumph.
Presumably, if there were no bugs in this first GM candidate for Lion, they could stick to a similar timetable.
"I'm going to stick to a similar plan that I was on before," she said.
But the majority of major fast food chains stick to a similar color scheme in their branding.
They stick to a pretty similar formula, which is throw out a bit of free food and give out a couple drink tickets," says co-director Damien Gillis.
When Ms. Kennedy turned to more political topics, she stuck to a similar format.
