Sentence examples for stuck from from inspiring English sources

Whatever kept Braff stuck from directing for ten years, it's a welcome return.

"It's like a hot poker that's stuck from this hip right through to the other one".

"You gotta move or move on," Hunt sang: advice to a character who's stuck, from a singer who isn't.

This inevitably means getting stuck from time to time, but it also makes your triumphs far greater and more personal.

"They were stuck from an expansion perspective, and this was what had to give," I was told.

It has stuck from his adolescence, when a local coach dismissed his prospects because, at 1.75 meters, or 5-foot-9, he was unlikely to batter his way through defenses.

Perry Baker, the lanky "Speed Stick" from Daytona Beach, Florida, was among them.

You do not see a lot of fighter jets with enormous bendable beams sticking from either side of the cockpit.

Ramsey admits his country's poor record has led to stick from some team-mates.

Blood specimens for antibody testing were taken via finger stick (from mothers and older children) or heel stick (from younger children).

so it can stick from ends.