Sentence examples for sticks to be from inspiring English sources

And Pringles hit the market in 1968, which made it seem like astronaut fare, a savory complement to Space Food Sticks, to be washed down with Tang.

The notion of julienning the day into little productivity sticks to be weighted against output and results made me feel slightly queasy.

"I thought, when did walking sticks become fashionable?" And then he realised these were overweight people who needed sticks to be able to get around.

They serve mostly people who live too far out in the sticks to be cabled, though they are also popular with sports fanatics who will pay for innumerable obscure games.

Burns said Trotz could have called for 10 other sticks to be measured and they all would have been illegal, but he said it was the players' responsibility either not to play with one, or not to get caught.

Fr O'Neill would like the altar and candle sticks to be restored to their home and is appealing for information.

Whenever it sticks to being the former, it succeeds.

There isn't a fridge magnet or selfie stick to be seen.

France would prefer the stick to be wielded at the discretion of governments.

I feel bad for the stick, to be honest.

Find the stick to be the handle of your tomahawk.