Sentence examples for sticking for from inspiring English sources
It also stays resolutely impersonal, never sticking for long with any single graphic style, never showcasing a distinctive touch, never carrying a signature.
"Despite the robust Halifax and Nationwide data for May, we are sticking for now to our forecast that house prices will fall by another 10% from current levels to trough around mid-2010.
Turn the heat right down and stir well, roughly every 4-5 minutos to prevent it sticking, for about 35-45 minuntil unthe the polenta begins to come away from the sides of the pan.
And indeed, as soon as their twin-guitar jangle-jams kick off, the sound is vintage Anglophile psyche-pop - a bit Bowie, a bit Pink Floyd, sticking for the most part to the flowery, paisley end of things.
Accused of sticking for too long by President Hosni Mubarak, the longtime ruler in Egypt who was ousted by a popular uprising in 2011, and then criticized when he later abandoned him, Mr. Obama gambled on Mr. Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood leader elected a year ago.
Speaking at a White House conference on technology and the economy, Mr. Greenspan was much clearer that he was sticking for now to his strategy of raising rates in small steps until he is sure that the economy is on an even keel.
She is initially stuck for words.
Many poor neighborhoods get stuck for decades.
"This has to stick for life.
