Sentence examples for stuck rigidly from inspiring English sources

Not that Ferguson stuck rigidly to that shape.

Toner stuck rigidly to a short, agreed version of events.

Traditionally, pop stars located the source of their appeal early on, and stuck rigidly to it.

Up until last night Spurs had stuck rigidly to his preferred 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1

David Cameron The Prime Minister stuck rigidly to the Conservative Party election playbook.

Speakers came with an agenda or a script, stuck rigidly to it, and then scarpered.

She should stick rigidly to that script.

Sticking rigidly to that deadline could imperil the plan.

This doesn't always mean sticking rigidly to the format.

"In-house legal departments have also been more inclined to stick rigidly to their salary budgets".

I will stick rigidly to what Thomas Carlyle described as the dismal science.