Sentence examples for sticks that would from inspiring English sources
I looked pretty stupid in the hat, but little handmade sticks that would make east London smell like old Vietnam?
If you ordered a Bits Best Bagel Platter and asked them to throw on extra toppings, like avocado, bacon, sun-dried tomato, steak fries, chicken wings and mozzarella sticks, that would still come to only $25.80.
But the European Commission, the union's executive body, lacks the expertise to manage the delicate mixture of carrots and sticks that would be involved in any bailout, economists say.
Some lawmakers say that since carrots no longer seem to be working, it is time to consider some big sticks that would force companies to consider more than the bottom line when they move jobs offshore.
Kahl, in a paper co-written with Shawn Brimley, calls this third way "conditional engagement" — a mix of Republican carrots and Democratic sticks that would reward progress in Iraq, punish its absence, and focus on local politics and security rather than expect politicians in the Green Zone to solve Iraq's problems.
What fell out was a Banjara bride's whole trousseau: from the case for the neem sticks that would serve her as a toothbrush, to carrying-cloths, babyslings and cot-blankets, all woven from the same coarse cotton dyed indigo blue and madder red, tasselled and fringed with worn cowrie shells.
I don't think Tasmanians are celebrating its demise, effectively brandishing the head of an enemy on a stick: that would be too gruesome.
They carried those cool-looking sticks that they wouldn't let me play fetch with.
Until then, many teachers carried wooden sticks that they'd use to smack students who slacked or stepped out of line.
Nurses and other health care workers were therefore apprehensive about the risk of needle-stick injuries that would expose them to live virus in the vaccine.
Linesmen won't call double-minor, instigator or checking-from-behind penalties, although they will continue to call stick fouls that would result in a major penalty.
