Sentence examples for sticks for more from inspiring English sources

Substitute pretzel sticks for more traditional pecans in "turtle" treats and arrange the sticks like spider legs.

Turtle spiders: Substitute pretzel sticks for more traditional pecans in "turtle" treats and arrange the sticks like spider legs.

Just minutes after pulling out of Union Station, the train got stuck — and stayed stuck for more than two hours.

Five thousand pilgrims have been stuck for more than a week in Badrinath, a major pilgrimage center in the mountains.

But one delay piled upon another, like so much ragged paper jamming a printing press, and he found himself stuck for more than two months.

The pilot would never be able to relax his grip on the control stick for more than a moment, or the plane would drift off course and descend.

July was not as bad, with 276 flights stuck for more than three hours, though it was still one of the worst months since 2000.

If you're stuck for more suggestions, don't go for online lists of funny synonyms as you will only find yourself confronted with "womb broom" or "Prince Everhard of the Netherlands".

The first time I was stuck for more than a week in the Gambia when the pilot spotted me and Luca, my black labrador boarding the flight back to Sierra Leone.

People on the Smiler ride at Alton Towers were stuck for more than half an hour on Thursday after a stoppage on the same rollercoaster that crashed last year leaving five people seriously injured.

The area's highways and commuter train service had been mostly restored to full service by Sunday afternoon, but not before numerous horror stories unfolded — including a New Jersey Transit train that was stuck for more than six hours on Saturday evening.