Sentence examples for stuck over time from inspiring English sources

This idea that some conversational partnerships may get "stuck" over time in interactional patterns that have outlived their usefulness clearly needs further research.

Many of them, the scientists say, are rather loose agglomerations of stony fragments that have stuck together over time in the cosmic rock tumbler that is the solar system.

If we hold a grudge against ourselves and others for not doing what is best for us, we could spend a very long time being stuck over something that happened in the past.

Join clubs and pursue activities that you will stick with over time, will show your dedication and perseverance, and will demonstrate your maturity and focus.

Don't rush this process, as being patient will give the paint the best adherence and help it to stick longer over time.

If the deal sticks, the Israelis may over time come to accept it as the least bad option even if Iran increases its clout.

It's like I'm in a time warp, stuck in that time, going over and over things.

The rings will separate over time, making fish hooks to stick in your arms when putting on your pack.

Since then, I've adopted a bunch of different devices for trial, some of which have stuck with me over time.

The wok is traditionally made of carbon steel, so it never needs to be washed, developing a non-stick coating over time through seasoning.

"It's like pole vaulting," she adds, "using that as a springboard or departure point to talk about the messages that you want to stick with people over time".