Sentence examples for stuck next from inspiring English sources
Evident in its tortured sloganizing for its very first phablet, the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus — which it launched in 2014 and stuck next to the words: "bigger than bigger".
He's also afraid that the city will run out of funding for the new development and the Ninth Square, after rehabbing itself over the past decade, will be stuck next to a gaping hole.
What do you never want to get stuck next to on an airplane?
Mr. Jordan and Rick, flying in adjoining plush seats, are stuck next to each other on a 15-hour flight.
You can be stuck next to a nutter all season, so an empty seat is often preferable.
"With most joint honours courses you have a piece of one degree stuck next to a piece of another degree.
The Catholic Church still seems stuck today in that patriarchal rut.
The baby got stuck two weeks ago, it died inside her.
One driver reported that his Avensis accelerator became stuck last August while overtaking at 65mph.
"There are definitely towns that look like they are stuck 40 years ago, but it's obviously evolved beyond the cinematic cliché.
Bush's response was to mire us in two bloody wars, wars in which we are still stuck today.
