Sentence examples for sticking long from inspiring English sources

But the real challenge was to deliver a speech that has a chance of sticking long enough in people's memories to survive the next fortnight and leave the party as a plausible alternative both to Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party and the Conservative government.

"Most nights," he told The Times a few years ago, "it's like sticking long needles in your eyes".

When I read about "needle play" on the BDSM website Fetlife, I couldn't work out for the life of me why anyone would find sticking long pins into their body a turn-on.

However, transitory experiences in youth are a world away from getting stuck long term.

Or could he stick long term at one place and make them a powerhouse?

In school he was given the nickname "Yank," which stuck long after his broad American accent had faded.

Boys stuck long hickory poles into the ground, pulled on ropes tied to the tips of the poles, and knocked birds down simply by making the poles quiver.

And even as the nation seeks to shake off a deep recession, this is a trend that's likely to stick long after the employment figures rebound.

I've got this cheap pair of Zaggs with graduating sizes of soft, silicone buds; not one stays stuck long enough to get my groove thing going.

"It is one of those games that will stick long in the memory, whether it is a win or a loss.

If your hair is sopping wet, any conditioner you try to apply will run right off and won't stick long enough to affect your hair.