Sentence examples for stuck in time of from inspiring English sources

There's a reason for this sensation of being stuck in time, of course.

Locals were victorious, but they paid a high price: the island has remained eerily stuck in time for a quarter of a century.

As the years went by, they relied more and more on the tropes they invented, and became stuck in time because of it.

"The backlist looks as if it's stuck in time in terms of both jackets and subject matter.

A blighted town with a tourist economy, stuck in time and outside of time, conservative and anarchic, vulnerable and violent, it is the City That Care Forgot but sometimes also the City That Forgets to Care.

Follow closely (and it isn't always easy): the former Henry Day became part of a band of woodland creatures, "boys and girls stuck in time, ageless, feral as a pack of wild dogs".

There seems to be an amusing pattern of a nation being stuck in time, what with the perpetual embrace of universal gun ownership and a 1940s-era health care system, to mention but two other issues.

The hotels, once known for their dark-wood ambience, "had kind of gotten stuck in time," he said.

For me, there was almost a sense of being stuck in time.

"It's stuck in time a little bit; that's one of the reasons I really love it".

Much of Cuba appears to be stuck in time.