Sentence examples for sticks at all from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Sofia asked his partner, Meg White, who, like her bandmate, sticks at all times to the White Stripes' color scheme -- black, white and red clothing -- if she had seen the Elizabeth Peyton portrait of Meg.

The president's speech is long, and people have been in this room for hours, but almost everyone holds their ground, cheering and clapping and waving Obama sticks at all the appropriate pauses.

Mariella replies I'm not a stick-together-at-all-costs sort of person, but I don't often advise the opposite either.

But I didn't get any stick at all.

That he then opted to stick, at all costs, to the discredited figure of Osborne as shadow chancellor merely made a bad situation much, much worse.

Lots of children get stuck, won't convey how they are feeling.' I feel certain that the children Lauren meets as part of the Unesco project will not feel stuck at all.

"With this gum, you always get a film of water around it, and that's one of the reasons it's easy to remove and in some cases doesn't stick at all," Prof Cosgrove said.

The spatial gradient of the slip function is obtained uniquely by the conditions determining the existence of a bounded solution to the shear traction Cauchy SIE and global shear equilibrium, provided there is stick at all points in the contact throughout the loading.

It peeled off pretty easy, if it ever stuck at all.

Sometimes, it takes looking at old pictures to really look at the people around you and realize that you aren't stuck at all -- that you, and everyone else, have been living and changing all along.

If the ingredients stick at all, add a little more water.