Sentence examples for sticks because the from inspiring English sources

After each foray into the fields, workers clean their shoes with sticks because the ground is sodden from persistent rain.

It was said that certain high-level lacrosse teams had the best sticks because the coaches had curried favor with the Indians.

"I only sell about 10 copies of The Sun a day, but what would happen if I went against the wishes of the council and stocked it?" I don't think the charge of censorship (or denial of press freedom) really sticks because the vote didn't involve compulsion.

Although it looks more natural, we did not choose to build a robot with arms hitting the congas with drum sticks because the Lego kits are not appropriate to build robust and precisely controllable robotics arms, Figure 15 The Lego robot.

But the term "Buffalo Warriors" stuck because many of the battles were fought on the buffalo-frequented plains.

In the worst-case scenario, the market stays stuck because the banks have unrealistic reserve prices.

It could come out head first but get stuck because the head is turned the wrong way.

Instead of acting in a way that best suits our needs, we get stuck because the numbers don't match.

Attempts had been made to reform it, but nothing stuck because the timing was never quite right.

Mr. Trippler said he thought the price increase would stick because the six largest airlines all put it into effect.

But in those cases, the battery typically doesn't get stuck because the digestive tract is larger and the battery used in hearing aids is smaller.