Sentence examples for sticks of the from inspiring English sources

Millions and millions of sour-tasting sticks of the stuff.

"The only difference is that men are more able to take the sticks of the thugs.

Bren Smith believes that seaweed can be the cheapest food on the planet, the fish sticks of the future.

It is said that when the black robes of the seventeenth century saw the sticks of the Iroquois they thought of ecclesiastical crosiers.

The guards and sticks of the spoke framework were in delicately carved wood or ivory, inlaid with gold leaf or mother-of-pearl.

The chicken spring-roll sticks are a witty, meaty take on the skinny bread sticks of the 80's, with a wink of hot mustard.

Brière is perhaps the best measuring stick of the Flyers.

Not for nothing has the bumbershoot been the stereotypical walking stick of the English gentleman.

A stick of the gum is equivalent to half a cup of coffee.

The stick of the law does not work all the time.

The fluctuation in the displacement time plot clearly shows sticking of the mandrel.