Sentence examples for sticking from from inspiring English sources

And I noticed he had a ribbon from a baby bonnet sticking from the corner of his mouth.

One of the men was left with a knife sticking from the back of his neck and a television on top of his body, they said.

There is a pair of rabbit-embroidered socks sticking from the end of bed, as if in admonitory reminder: these kids were just kids a few years ago.

One AP film-maker described seeing a girl of 16 standing on a car peering into a ruined building while men pulled at a foot sticking from rubble.

Against a landscape of geometric polystyrene faces, with painted lips and skewers sticking from their cheeks, a trio of performers with nose chains and terracotta tunics sidle up and give my neck a good sniff.

With television, we put up with fuzzy pictures and lost stations (you just couldn't get a clear "Million Dollar Movie" or anything on Channel 9 in Carlstadt) for decades while our homes used antennas sticking from our roofs.

Perry Baker, the lanky "Speed Stick" from Daytona Beach, Florida, was among them.

Whatever kept Braff stuck from directing for ten years, it's a welcome return.

"I was stuck from about 11pm to 6am.

Ramsey admits his country's poor record has led to stick from some team-mates.

Says Sullivan, "Timing is one of the biggest factors that separates the stuck from the successful".