Sentence examples for sticking into a from inspiring English sources
They have trapped it in a tiny groove on a clear plastic chip, with just its nose sticking into a channel.
This "slender" guide to shore dining, in the "familiar" "tall and narrow" format, convenient for "sticking into a beach bag," is "just the ticket" if you happen to be Sorry.
If they smell strongly earlier, test with a wooden skewer; if it returns clean after sticking into a cupcake, they're ready.
It avoids being stuck into a frame of understanding.
The only light came from a long white candle stuck into a Coke bottle.
A sixth grader, Greg Lipper, gave them a pencil to stick into a rotting log.
Wouldn't getting stuck into a non-performing team be a better motivator?
Sticks of sugar cane are marinated in mojito and caipirinha baths and stuck into a bowl of crushed ice.
"When I'm a man with another man, I sometimes feel stuck into a competitive aggressive situation.
It's balsam fir branches stuck into a foam core, with fake holly berries and a red bow.
The method of extracting marrow has improved considerably from when a long needle was stuck into a bone.
