Sentence examples for stuck on things from inspiring English sources

"But I've been moving away from doing things where success is hinged on my face being stuck on things.

And indeed, William Henderson, the senior director of marketing for the P-Touch category at Brother, suggested that the thermal M tapes were probably best stuck on things that stay indoors.

Apparently, in the last year the LFB has to rescue 1,508 young people who were stuck on things or in things.

A backpack seems like a good idea, but it can really get in the way and get stuck on things.

This may help you focus on the most important information, rather than getting stuck on things that might not matter as much.

Try threading the flapper chain through a plastic soda straw to prevent a long chain from getting stuck on things and preventing the flapper from seating properly.

The cards are all printed about three times their original size on pretty, glossy paper and in the inside back cover has four GPK stickers for you to take and stick on things.

"A lot of people get stuck on seeing things only one way, like the wide view or closeup view … but there's everything in between.

"Shelf wobblers are those things stuck on clear plastic strips that hang off shelves and wobble alluringly," says David Shedden.

"Washington can get stuck on one thing," said David Axelrod, a senior adviser to the president.

Don't be stuck on one thing.'" In July 2013, it was discovered that her contract with The Voice would be ended.