Sentence examples for stuck permanently from inspiring English sources

The danger here is that people might get stuck permanently both "in work" and "on benefits".

May and Brexiteers within her party have demanded a way to avoid getting stuck permanently halfway out the door.

We are not going to be stuck permanently in a single customs territory unable to do meaningful trade deals.

"We are not going to be stuck permanently in single customs territory, unable to do meaningful trade deals.

Think how differently you might use the internet if that sentence were written on a Post-it note and stuck permanently to your screen.

If the policy failed, there was no Plan B, and the United States would be stuck permanently in the ultimately untenable position of "recognizing" a president with no actual control in Venezuela.

You can easily remove the dots if you have used the proper type, so don't worry about it sticking permanently.

Manually setting the date of your iPhone or iPad to 1 January 1970, or tricking your friends into doing it, will cause it to get permanently stuck while trying to boot back up if it's switched off.

How can they not get permanently stuck when intracellular protein concentrations are often in excess of 200 mg/ml (a property that leads to an 'extreme cuddling' phenomenon known as macromolecular crowding)?

If it's a "hello, my name is so-and-so" label, how can we be sure that it has been stuck on permanently?

I hope your tongue doesn't get stuck there permanently.