Sentence examples for stuck return from inspiring English sources

So you're stuck: return the gifts and spend hours in the post office and a fortune on postage.

"We're stuck returning to antibiotics we abandoned decades ago, because of their side-effect profiles".

A merger would be wonderful for Deutsche's shareholders, who have been stuck with returns on equity half those at Lloyds TSB, with its mainly British retail operations.

"I tend to start things and then leave them when I get stuck before returning to them," he explains.

Neither he nor Nadal could barely believe the final thrust, a running forehand return stuck in the very corner.

They are now stuck, unable to return to their home in Minnesota.

They aren't all stuck on the return investment of their balloon dogs.

She stuck it out, returned to running and was soon training with Kenya's national team.

(April 24, Cort Theater) THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES John Guare's bitterly funny comedy about the crackpot family of Artie Shaughnessy, a showbiz dreamer stuck in Queens, returns to Broadway.

Mr. Waters's best-known songs are arena-scale monuments of glum pessimism, and he stuck to them, returning to the Pink Floyd concept albums "The Wall" and "The Dark Side of the Moon," with Eddie Vedder joining him to sing "Comfortably Numb".

Absent rapid business growth or balance sheet tinkering that could allow Citi to reduce its capital, which Vikram S. Pandit, the chief executive, figures won't be done until next year at the earliest, Citi's shareholders look stuck with anemic returns for some time yet.