Sentence examples for sticks inside the from inspiring English sources
He burned incense sticks inside the car and sang me a traditional song that I recorded for my girlfriend back home.
About a half a mile away, another small group of anti-government protesters yelled and whistled at several hundred government supporters, who armed themselves with sticks inside the stadium car park behind police.
Some groups employ common objects to symbolize financial transactions: e.g., you put your flip-flop in the center of the circle to show you are requesting a loan this week, or you put four small sticks inside the blue bank-box to represent the four future weeks in which you will make payments on that loan.
It's a good idea to place a couple of sticks inside the caterpillars home, for a number of reasons: Firstly, the caterpillar will have something to climb on, which it may need to do in order to reach it's food.
With hundreds still stuck inside, the $700 billion bailout looks reminiscent of the savings and loan crisis.
Doctors inject a drug through a tiny blood vessel in the eye and, within 15 seconds, the drug is "stuck inside" the cancer.
So, much like a VR headset, you're going to be stuck inside with the thing.
Because they were stuck inside, most of the conversations were unremarkable.
Add Kool-Aid to a bottle, stick a glow stick inside and tighten the lid.
Over 2,000 passengers were stuck inside failed trains inside the tunnel, and over 75,000 had their services disrupted.
Northern Europeans, like the Brits, drink more because we are stuck inside, getting depressed by the weather.
