Sentence examples for sticks are very from inspiring English sources

The two analogue sticks are very small – as are the standard four PlayStation buttons – but they're well spaced to ensure comfort and clarity and they are highly responsive.

The stick was very unpopular.

And despite their experiences, statistics show that the risk of contracting H.I.V. from a needle stick is very low.

"The way that people get stuck is very different to what we expect," says Thrun. "Some students simply can't operate a keyboard or a website.

A mop on top of a stick is very different from the loose, natural development of the mature plant smothered in flower or blossom.

Combine that with having to warn about something as abstract as the implications of an invisible loss of privacy — where the public is ceaselessly watched by overseeing eyes that only reveal themselves if invisible lines are crossed — and the difficulty of making this message stick is very evident.

We found that the use of an eyelash mounted on the tip of an applicator stick is very useful to reduce this source of error.

Chap stick is very useful.

On parenting, you know, I got three kids, and I got to tell you, when you're dealing with kids, carrots and sticks are a very, very, very, attractive option.

Use sticks which are very light (drinking straws are perfect for this project) so that the weight of the stick does not cause the rubber to stretch.

Mr Harding said he bought a design plan to work from and also had to buy special larger sticks "which are very cheap" to construct the replicas.