Sentence examples for sticks at a from inspiring English sources

Men with rugby-worthy physiques wielding club-length sticks at a hard, fast ball?

Over a postround meal of fried mozzarella sticks at a popular chain near the Morelia course, Cho said, she fed Blasberg a helping of encouragement.

Helen Mirren, trying to shake off her jealousy, sticks at a horrible realisation about her stepson's someone else: "Their love exists.

As our colleague Lydia Polgreen reports, at least 18 striking miners were shot dead on Thursday by South African police officers who opened fire as a crowd approached carrying machetes and sticks at a Lonmin platinum mine in Marikana.

The average American kitchen employee sticks at a job with Yum! for one year, almost twice as long as in 2000.The spin-off gave Yum! (which was called Tricon until 2002) the chance to reap economies of scale across the restaurant brands, which had sometimes behaved more like rivals under PepsiCo.

Morrow was breaking and bending sticks at a rapid rate.

It was only inevitable that Dottie and Don Walls would give their rambunctious daughters field hockey sticks at an early age.

Youth also reported the ability to access a black market where cigarettes were purchased as single sticks at an inflated price.

(A third founder, Kevin Pearce, was stuck at a work dinner).

In doing so, the EU was poking a stick at a sleeping bear.

"Where am I?" he said, stuck at a red light in Washington Heights.