Sentence examples for stuck in with from inspiring English sources
We need collaboration, peer review and appropriate partnerships – and I'd like HMIs to get stuck in with schools in difficulty.
He then followed Sin City with Green Street, a jolly number in which he played an ex-college student football hooligan from America (clearly inspired by Bill Buford's book Among the Thugs) who gets stuck in with a West Ham firm.
Jay Fulton, making his first start for Swansea City, gets stuck in with Sunderland's Adam Johnson.
Want to get more stuck in with the divestment movement?
Some courses include opportunities to get stuck in with training excavations or aspects of post-excavation.
When he arrived at university, he quickly got stuck in with extra responsibilities.
Great Britain has always tried to stick in with the right people.
It left Chelsea stuck in fifth with Newcastle playing tonight.
The interviewer would rather kill himself than be stuck in Pittsburgh Airport with you for 24 hours.
She, meanwhile, was stuck in Sumperk, with the most rudimentary of training opportunities.
An avid home brewer, he was also tired of getting stuck in bars with mediocre beer.
