Sentence examples for sticks as a from inspiring English sources

Anyway, I bring this up because last night was an instructive guide to both the benefits and perils of employing Jolly Hockey Sticks as a QT tactic.

For years, Neighbours has been up there with Bob Marley and Nag Champa incense sticks as a recognised accompaniment to student blazing.

"It was really hard to line up those peppermint sticks as a kid," she recalled of the "Drum Cake," which was designed to resemble a marching snare.

While other top British prospects stayed close to home, Murray felt that he needed to force himself out of his comfort zone to compete with the likes of Nadal, one of his measuring sticks as a junior.

Daily Show staffers and guests swarmed the stage dancing and hugging and toasting their now former boss, as drummer Max Weinberg gave Stewart his sticks as a farewell gift.

Amy Johnson preparing for her record-breaking solo flight from London to Australia in 1929, as jolly hockey sticks as a St Trinians sixth-former; Lord Reith in 1932 promising listeners that the BBC's experimental period is now over and henceforth programmes will be broadcast regularly from the Empire Studios; Freud, Tolstoy, Stanley Matthews – they're all here.

You can mix and match the sticks, as well, for a more colorful experience.

"You need a stick as well as a carrot," says one senior American official.

The World Health Organization has recommended and encouraged the use of chewing sticks as an effective tool for oral hygiene in areas where such use is customary [ 3].

Still, she feels stuck — as well as angry and a little guilty.

A few carried white flags on sticks, as did a number of civilian cars and trucks carrying families.