Sentence examples for stuck beside from inspiring English sources

United we Stand!" The women signed their names — Madina, Gulnora — on Post-its that were stuck beside the message.

"I feel a bit like crying," I confess pathetically to the Argentinian businessman stuck beside me and my anxieties for 13 long-haul hours.

Who wants to be stuck beside the gloomy Samuel Beckett wannabe, moaning about nothingness and the cold ashes of existence, when you're trying to enjoy juicy spare ribs in chilli marinade?

We live in a world where we're sort of stuck beside a computer screen most of the time, including myself, and I'd venture to say you as well.

This was a day to sit legs stuck out beside the stove, mummified by both the outdoor and the indoor forces.

So to find them belting out their own hits, while belted up and stuck in traffic beside some affably laddy bloke from England, is a special kind of delicious.

The teacher had liked Carrie at first because she was willing to play modern pieces: most of her pupils preferred to stick with "Beside the Stream" or "A Winter Morning".

Essentially, I'm not only looking for an intelligent woman but a classy, sophisticated woman who isn't going to stick out beside me.

It was true right up to the moment Morris Bart stuck up his picture beside the Interstate.

They rush to compare the visage of this near-stranger with an old family photo, which is stuck in a book beside an illustration of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac.

Besides, getting stuck alone far from help isn't much fun.