Sentence examples for stuck in the second from inspiring English sources

Judging by the way New Zealand got stuck in the second innings - they closed on 77-1 toanks to Peter Fulton's unbeaten 41 - England will have to do it the hard way if they are to win this Test.

"But then he kind of gets stuck in the second five years.

But more than a decade after I left India, Kailash and I were stuck in the second act.

And the RL clubs in Montpellier (population 257,000) and Lyon (484,000) are stuck in the second division, a veritable bush league.

The same process can be seen after injury in the hearts of mice, rats and dogs, Dr. Izpisúa Belmonte said, but the cells get stuck in the second process, that of proliferating to form new tissue.

For decades, it has been stuck in the second tier of American orchestras; Rostropovich, during his long, affable reign, did little to improve the quality of the ensemble, and Leonard Slatkin, his successor, lost momentum after a strong start.

Stay stuck in the first stage and scarcity becomes the theme.

Thousands more people were stuck in the Third Street tunnel, many of whom had been standing for hours with their tickets.

Rashard Lewis had 21 points to lead the Sonics, who have lost three of five and remained stuck in the ninth spot in the West.

The loss of David Perkins, however, deprives Dale of energy in midfield and it may well mean just another play-off campaign for the club stuck in the fourth tier since 1974.

Daniel M. De Federicis, president of the Police Benevolent Association of the New York State Troopers, said he was disappointed that the project was stuck in the first phase while troopers were "saddled with a patched-up radio system" that did not function in many remote areas.