Sentence examples for stick to taking from inspiring English sources

Any scandal-seeking author of a Wellington Babylon will have to stick to taking pot shots at Russell Crowe.

Now I know Larry disagreed with that in an article recently, but the night before the budget on both the ITV, BBC and Channel 4 news, Enough Food for Everyone, the IF campaign stunt was there about why we should stick to our pledge on aid and, as Ruth rightly says, do more than aid as well as stick to taking action on tax.

A recent study of folks taking antihypertensive medication, conducted by Boston-based PartnonprofitthCaffiliatenprofit affiliate of Harvard Medical School, found that GlowCaps did help users stick to taking their meds.

I developed an eating plan that I could stick to, taking my lifestyle, taste and biological sensitivities into consideration.

I do know that it's not funny, that it never was funny, and that if there's ever a standup comedy night fundraiser at Los Alamitos City Hall, Mayor Grose better stick to taking tickets at the door.

Research the schools offering online classes (see Sources and Citations, below) and determine whether you want to stick to taking supplementary courses, or ditch traditional school for full-time online classes.

A young woman awkwardly reversed her selfie stick to take a picture of the memorial.

Before setting out for a walk, guests staying at the Woodshed, a converted farm building in the heart of the South Downs national park, Hampshire (southdowns.gov.uk), may choose a walking pole or stick to take with them.

At a big, seated show the other week I sat behind a woman who spent an hour – until security told her not to – using her selfie stick to take photos of herself and the band: I'm pretty sure she didn't actually look at anything other than through her screen until ordered to put away her selfie stick.

We also have a tendency to stick to take out foods at the office.

90 years ago a couple strapped a camera to a stick to take a photo of themselves.