The prefix "super" seems to have stuck itself, magnet-like, to hundreds of adjectives just as a wave of beards swept across society.
Suddenly, with a percussive "dhomp," a narrow, black projectile the length of a shovel — with a payload unit the size of a large watermelon — stuck itself into my lawn at a forty-five degree angle.
By setting the bar for intervention so high — unmistakable evidence of clear intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group — the international community has stuck itself in a Catch-22: by the time it is clear that genocide is occurring, it is often too late to stop it.
Photograph: /Cotton and polyester 1.48pm GMT 4th over England 26-0 ( Ali 10, Lumb 15) This pitch is slower than Neil Webb in concrete boots, and it sticks itself to Rampaul's first ball, which sits up to be slapped through the covers.
Masco didn't just stick itself with lesser paintings.
And to add to the repulsion, the concoction had stuck itself to the sides of the pan, making for an equally vomitous cleaning experience.
The parallel may be imperfect, but the comparison has become political shorthand for a more basic question: has Iran stuck itself in a quagmire?
Of course, it's perhaps more accurate to say that this is the story with which the Trump White House has stuck itself, thus forcing his administration to reverse-engineer a basis for this outlandish claim.
If there has been one constant in U.S. Middle East policy over the past two decades, even after the turbulence and political transformations that have occurred in the region over the last three years, it is Washington's propensity to stick itself in the middle of a diplomatic problem that the U.S. diplomatic community considers the crown jewel of the negotiating world.
