Sentence examples for stuck in box of from inspiring English sources

"If you're stuck in box of Republican orthodoxy," the strategist said, "and you came on the scene as a different kind of Republican, you better get flat to it".

Don and Suzanne's serious talk of philandering men was made hilarious by everyone else in the scene having their heads stuck in boxes.

"We're in the middle of a boom, and home builders can't get bricks to save themselves, and our plant is stuck in boxes".

For instance, people working to make a college more handicap accessible put a wheelchair stuck in a box of 200lbs of cement in front of the main building and taped yellow do not cross tape over the inaccessible doors.

Instead, he's stuck in the box of being the heavy-set, sassy, feminine and hypersexual black gay friend.

Patience Katich, the president of the Cyber School Board, whose father worked in the steel mill, said: "We're not stuck in the box of being just an old steel community.

Maybe the I.R.S. could stick in a big red box saying ZERO INCOME TAXES whenever appropriate.

Pretty soon, many of the bees will be stuck in the box, and you can call someone to haul them away.

(A sampling of pundit-class descriptions of Obama's Syria performance: "head-spinning reversal," "flaccid," "stuck in a box," "confused, erratic," "debacle," "embarrassing spectacle").

A lotta people are stuck in a box".

Once stuck in a box, Vudu's software now lives in the cloud.