Sentence examples for stuck off the from inspiring English sources

The Lysblink Seaways vessel was travelling from Belfast to Skogn in Norway with a cargo of paper when it became stuck off the west coast of Scotland near Kilchoan in the Ardnamurchan peninsula on 18 February this year.

"I got you stuck off the realness," Prodigy, of Mobb Deep, rhymed in 1995.

A rebar ladder rung stuck off the wall at shoulder height.

A large proportion of the SPLM's small revenue goes on new weapons, such as, it is widely assumed, the T-72 tanks now stuck off the Somali coast.

What I found is that a man of the same name, age and place of work was stuck off the medical register 15 years ago for negligence and involuntary manslaughter.

Your lobster boat capsized and you've been stuck off the far shores of Maine since this past Tuesday and have no idea what's going on in the NFL, in baseball, basketball, hockey, or any other sports, which apparently people also play (e.g. leisure wrestling).

When they used this method to look at one of P. falciparum's known "keys," a surface protein called PfRh5, the researchers saw that it interacted with a receptor protein called basigin, sticking off the surface of red blood cells.

They did the training wheels and the metal bar sticking off the back.

There were four silver pipes sticking off the end of that car.

Sure, the 3D-printed pulley mechanism isn't sticking off the back in the movie, but Grant says, "adding a cover to the mechanism would add unnecessary bulk, plus the gears look very cool on their own".

Take a candy cane and push it in the left side of the chocolate bar with the curved part sticking off the chocolate bar.