He never cheated in his pledge to stick for a year with the Ford, except for the occasional business trip when he rented a car.
In 1998, the shooting of three unarmed minority men along the New Jersey Turnpike by two state troopers reignited the dormant issue of racial profiling, setting off a protest movement that kept her administration on the defensive, sticking for a year to age-old denials, eventually abandoned, that the practice even existed.
During the lost season, he gained the nickname Fragile Fred, which stuck for a few years.
Century of Progress stuck for a couple of years unless they find sub-tenant.
Lenders are stuck for a loan's whole three-year term.
It's really very practical, because with some other directories you can get stuck there for a year".
Moreover, if they stick around for a year they get the right to stay indefinitely, if no one evicts them, and after ten years of such de facto possession they can file for title on the land.
The reference was to Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats, a left-of-center group stuck for years as a distant also-ran in British elections.
NBC has stuck for many years to a policy of not pre-empting the highly profitable "Today" show to carry Wimbledon in the early morning.
His passion is fueled by an understanding of what it's like to be stuck for years in a system that provides little to no help for those trying to start over.
When my parents moved to a super-preppy town in Connecticut when I was 13, it seemed I had little choice but to change my name, a shift that stuck for three years (I chose Cara).
