Sentence examples for sticks that make from inspiring English sources

Back indoors, you sit on the living-room carpet and admire the complicated geometry of the sticks that make up the unlit fire in the grate... Doing nothing, in other words, makes you notice everything.

Over the years, there have been cigar stands, flower stands, newspaper stands, chewing gum machines, a record store and an army of hard-working immigrants who wander the trains selling AA batteries, toy cellphones, lighted yo-yos and plastic sticks that make funny sounds when you wiggle them.

So is the Hawks hydrant named Marian Hossa, who has a magnet in his stick that makes it impossible for opposing defenders to separate him from the puck.

When his assistant moves his car, he'll probably say something about girls who drive stick that makes her feel uncomfortable.

With a new generation of nuclear power part of Labour's policy plans, it's a stick that makes the carrot look a whole lot more edible.

Now I-O Data takes another shot at the problem by releasing the SEG Clip [JP], a USB 2.0 stick that makes it possible to watch digital TV on your iPhone.

So why the hell does a stick that makes it easier to do this thing we all already do cause such an uproar?

Use the analog stick that makes your character look around, and look slightly to the left.

The goal can be the carrot at the end of the stick that makes the task worth doing.

Yet it's harder to admit that many of us have lost months and years doing jobs we hate, maintaining friendships we don't care for, or being stuck in relationships that make us unhappy.

Surely it is time for proper reforms, not for another round of sticking-plaster decisions that make NHS employees and civil servants a bit more miserable but fail to meet public need.