Sentence examples for stuck among from inspiring English sources

But this proposal got stuck, among other things, on a disagreement over a separate provision that would add an extra premium to cover future shortfalls in insurance coverage.

While I wasted my life shuttling back and forth from the stockbroker belt, she would be stuck among career housewives organising coffee mornings.

Otherwise, four years ago, I may not have noticed that shoe box of 30 different unused holiday cards from the early 60's stuck among some linen sheets and embroidered pillowcases at the flea market.

The nickname has stuck among a loose circuit of comic practitioners who increasingly recognize that Mr. Levy's peculiar blend of wonder and sophistication may hold a key to the broadest sort of laughs.

Da'ish is the name that has widely stuck among Arabs, although the group's own members call it simply the State, al-Dawla, for short, and threaten with lashes those who use Da'ish.There is a long history of pinning unpleasant-sounding names on unpleasant people.

"I've lived her for 23 years and the lake was never a problem before, but now it's an eyesore and a garbage catcher," said Melanie Riggs, a resident who says her husband, Bruce, often checks for garbage that has become stuck among the lilies.

Another frequent criticism is that the Chinese are clannish, sticking among themselves day and night.

Natural (cheese) Sticks, among other products.

In "The Story Hearer", she writes: "I am stuck here among my own ripples and tides.

But Mr. Bean always stuck out among the other fighter-pilots-turned-spacemen of his era.

For a few pounds, the Tea Hotel can arrange for visitors to don the heavy tabard of the local workers and get stuck in among the tea leaves.