Sentence examples for stuck high from inspiring English sources

Peanut butter was stuck high and dry on Kit's gums.

The former railway station has twin square towers and an oversized version of the gold medal stuck high over the entrance, carrying the face of Alfred Nobel.

Mr. Todd said that in the past, the biggest news in New Fairfield was a cat that spent six days stuck high up in a tree.

Miyamoto told Sheff not only about the cave but about dares among his friends to make forays into neighbors' basements and yards, or about a neighbor's bulldog that would charge him each time he passed by, jerking on its chain, or about getting stuck high in a tree or wondering what was at the bottom of manholes.

Dr. Elizabeth Bunting, a veterinarian at Cornell University specializing in wildlife, said that while Violet was obviously having difficulty using her swollen right leg, which has a metal wildlife band stuck high on the shin, she was using it nonetheless and was still able to extend her toes.

For years, the group, founded in 1946 by a Westchester County business executive, Leonard E. Read, has remained little known and low profile -- drivers whizzing south on Broadway might have noticed its small sign stuck high up on a roadside tree trunk.

Sure, the Science section of the NYT does some great reporting, but it's hard to stick high-tech news between sports and weather on Ten O'Clock News With Lisa Hughes, Scranton's #1 Anchor.

They all stuck through high school but getting a higher education has been a financial struggle.

The sun stuck, pegged high in the air.

History seemed to have got stuck at high feudalism.

People are being left stuck with high rents and no control".