Sentence examples for sticks will be from inspiring English sources

The men with pointed sticks will be prodding gingerly for a long time yet.

Spurs said sticks will be confiscated from anyone trying to take them into the ground.

But the US Airways case suggests that making a seniority deal — and making one that sticks — will be difficult.

John Aach, a scientist at Harvard Medical School, thinks entirely new ethical measuring sticks will be needed to help guide tests of organoids.

The hazel sticks will be bundled up and left in a pond for a fortnight, until they're used for making hurdles.

Maybe I'm wrong, but my feeling is these carrots and sticks will be sufficient to persuade most Americans to sign up for health insurance.

The stick will be a veto over national budgets.

But making those charges stick will be a nettlesome challenge for prosecutors.

So finding better ways to prevent this kind of sticking will be important in future.

One indispensable stick will be police searches since these are the main source of arrests for carrying offensive weapons.

"This time around, the economic carrot and stick will be much more effective," said Han Sung Joo, a former South Korean foreign minister.