Sentence examples for stiff you from inspiring English sources
The point of not washing them for as long as possible is to avoid breaking down the fibres of the denim, to preserve the deep indigos and the stiff (you might say, uncomfortable) feel of the fabric that makes them so appealing to start with.
"Was I a little stiff?" "You weren't stiff at all".
Refreshingly, they don't stiff you on the extras.
What do you do when your mechanics stiff you with a parking ticket?
No one's out to stiff you by asking for extra money.
Mr. Sanneh, what did Wreckless Eric ever do to you? Stiff you on a bar tab?
"But if you're sore, you're stiff and you're not moving well, you can't help but wonder if that is a risk factor," he said.
Because some of them, I mean they're that stiff and starchy you're frightened to open your mouth.
To the Palestinians I would say: You believe the Israelis are stiffing you because they think they have you in box.
Officer Jay's dialogue parodies the earnest, halting speeches that scriptwriters like to give to working stiffs: "You know, being a cop, I've seen things that make you crap a book on how to puke," he tells Laura.
Tips responded, "Notre Dame is stiffing you?
