Sentence examples for stuck in order from inspiring English sources

This means that a large number of layers must be stuck in order to reach intense reflections and only in narrow spectral ranges.

He went to Banda Aceh, Indonesia - one of the worst-hit cities - three weeks after the disaster stuck in order to help with UNICEF's back-to-school programme for Aceh's children.

This isn't in the book, but sometimes in some species the penises get stuck, so in order to extract themselves from one another they have to chew each other's penises off.

Even viewers who knew the answer for sure stuck around, in order to be gratified.

Puritanism and poor knowledge of contraceptive methods pushed many young Soviet citizens into unhappy early marriages, which they then stuck to, in order to keep a flat or look respectable.

Any rules regarding what can or can't be done with the property should be in the policy and stuck to in order to avoid tenants taking advantage.

There's no need to be stuck in a burger cafe ordering the bun and condiments.

I was stuck in this position, following orders, unable to talk to anyone, and I had no idea when or how I would ever get out.

"They have to stick together through a primary while at the same time sticking together in order to govern, and it's not going to be easy".

A news organisation might often get things wrong – it needs some core values and principles to stick to in order to try to get it right.

An Irish captain, struggling between sympathy for Douglass and a commitment to maintain order, is stuck in the middle.