Sentence examples for stuck much from inspiring English sources

I get stuck much earlier in the equation.

But Zhang is willing to be stuck much longer".

The misnomer stuck, much to the islanders' dismay.

Your story depicts her as stuck much deeper.

"I'll be stuck much more at home and I'm already climbing the walls," he says.

Without the Dream Act, many of those same young people will be stuck, much like their parents, in the underground economy.

Though the name did not stick much past Gordon's freshman year, the message still resonates.

"Families are sticking much closer to needs versus wants as it relates to back-to-school," said John Long, a retail strategist at the consulting firm Kurt Salmon Associates.

Now we tend to stick much more with our "own"; we read the newspapers written for people like us, we buy food sold for people like us, our children go to schools for children like them.

In this case, use take out boxes to attach to a large cardboard tree cut-out, number them as usual and stick much larger treats inside each box.

Netanyahu stuck to much the same script earlier at the White House.