Sentence examples for stuck for a time from inspiring English sources

Her little grey head, which I watched emerging from my body via a small mirror, was attempting to come out temple-first, so she, too, was stuck for a time.

I was stuck, and stuck for a long time alone (45 minutes!).

The label stuck for a long time but this exhibition should go a long way to revealing how hard-won Miro's apparent playfulness was.

It says Schwab failed to warn investors that their money could be stuck for a long time if weekly auctions failed to attract buyers.

"By showing up and by boldly deciding to engage people who have had their fingers in their ears on this issue, he's been able to decalcify a process that's been stuck for a long time".

And that's where it got stuck for a long time, while more recent arrivals were better able to take advantage of the growing openness and sophistication of American consumers.

"I'm assuming I'm going to be stuck for a long time, so I'd need something where there'd always be something new to discover no matter how many times you listen," he ponders.

She lived, and was only stuck for a short time.

From Islamic institutions to individuals, we have been stuck for a long time defending our belief system.

They cost nothing and won't rock your boat but they may open some doors that have been "stuck" for a long time.

"There's a number of states and cities moving forward on money and politics issues where the federal government has been stuck for a long time," he said.