Sentence examples for sticks so close from inspiring English sources
Written and directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, this tough trio of underworld thrillers sticks so close to its rogues' gallery of gangsters, suckers and murderous megalomaniacs that you can almost taste the hate and smell the stomach wounds.
"There have been several dozen hypotheses, and sometimes everybody was almost killing each other they were sticking so close to their hypothesis," said Dr. Olivier Gilg, an ecologist at the University of Helsinki in Finland who is an author of the paper.
The truth about the case of Christine Collins is so shocking and dramatic that embellishment must have seemed pointless, but in sticking so close to the historical record, Mr. Straczynski and Mr. Eastwood have produced a distended, awkward narrative whose strongest themes are lost in the murky pomp of period detail.
When your mind's eye can picture anything, why have so many writers, artists and others stuck so close to home?
If you stay close to the edge, then it's less likely to creak as most people don't stick so close to the walls.
"In our family, we definitely are always so close and stick through everything, so everything is definitely going to be fine," she said during an appearance on "The View" Monday. .
You have to stick close to shore, but not so close that you'd get caught in the mangrove swamps.
A number of nests are placed so close together as to form one great mass of sticks.
