Sentence examples for sticks that we from inspiring English sources

We now have special selfie sticks that we can use to hold our phones away from us for better pictures.

The lifeguards also found the punji sticks that we had put at the bottom of the trench, and, instead of leaving them where they belonged, he locked them inside the lifeguard hut.

JUULs lie somewhere in between play-puffing on those sweet candy sticks that we used to pretend were cigarettes when we were eight and stealing dad's Marlboro Reds when we were 14.

If he sticks to that, we'll be very happy," Mr. Lessner said -- and Mr. Bush will be able to count on an energized conservative base.

"We have to understand these five big things we're stuck with that we inherited and that we're going to have to solve and that are going to be very difficult," he said.

But once we found two cue sticks that were acceptably symmetrical, we had a couple of enjoyable midnight games, for only $10 an hour for two.

We are so accustomed to the legend of Waugh the patient craftsman — or, less happily, to the honeyed ruminations in which "Brideshead Revisited" gets stuck — that we tend to neglect his talent for whipping a tale along.

Each time we moved away some part of the house threatened to collapse; we knew we were stuck, that we had somehow contracted to see it through to the very end, until the last charred beam had fallen and all that was left was a smoldering, ashy ruin.

Grades and evaluations reinforced our goodness or gave us a reason to push harder if that was the measuring stick that we lived our lives by.

Neither offensive nor even defensive any longer, apparently they're now just the equivalent of a big stick that we don't need to brandish, nor even keep in plain sight.

So that's what I wanted to screen in the film, giving the feeling that we're stuck, that we're imprisoned in an enclosed space, and to give this feeling, to have these area shots to show how big is the prison, and also to give a feeling of the distance between.