Sentence examples for stuck committed from inspiring English sources
But you aren't stuck committed to a single store to get great service.
Whereas my rooting for him just because he is hot is because I need hot guys to stay awake while I am stuck, committed to watching the whole season just for you, my loyal HuffPo readers, so you don't have to, a typically unselfish act on my part.
It's deep and detailed, not the easiest game to get along with instantly; but I get the impression, after a good clutch of matches, that WWE 2K16 is going to royally reward those who stick with it, who stay committed to exploring its countless fans-servicing features, including an expanded career mode, the return of ladders and the option to create your own arenas as well as wrestlers.
Here's hoping the show's producers will stick to their guns (even if their overbearing network bosses disagree) and stay committed to these unapologetically strong female characters.
"Once you get committed to something, you will probably have more insight than other people, and then you really just have to stick with it," she says.
They have not stuck in there and committed themselves to huge advisory fees just to walk away.
They even knew that we might get stuck with someone who committed not just "high crimes" but also "misdemeanors".
"He wanted somebody who was committed to sticking around," he said.
Both parties, however, are committed to sticking with a convention which has helped to civilise a continent over 65 years.
