Sentence examples for stick your finger from inspiring English sources

"You can't stick your finger in their eye and expect that they're going to say, 'Fine,"' he says.

"My mum always says that there's a point on my body where, if you stick your finger in just right, I would come completely unstitched.

If you can't have straight hair without massive amounts of time and effort, at least we'll help you look like you didn't stick your finger in an electric socket".

It's as if, with the close of the swishy doors and the rumble of the complimentary drinks trolley, there comes a certain childlike naivety – like the conviction that no one will know if you stick your finger in the immaculate chocolate icing of a freshly made cake and then vigorously deny it.

Stick your finger into an opponent's eye and you can enjoy a short lay-off; put two fingers up to those who run the game, which is what Williams, and his club did, and you are out of work for a year.

"In a world of red tape and bureaucracy, where it takes forever to buy a house or get a cell-phone plan going, it's so instant to just stick your finger up there and go for something your own body produces".

Writing about it is really to stick your fingers into the memory".

In other news, don't stick your fingers in a wall socket for a startling new hairstyle.

Stick your fingers in your eyes, rub.

As in, "it's not appropriate to stick your fingers in the butter at the table".

You will stick your fingers in your throat and, not without pain, your food will come out.