Sentence examples for stuck short from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, perhaps, one of those withdrawn early was Bryan Habana, when the great wing was still stuck short of a couple of personal scoring records, but Heyneke Meyer, whose own future as Springbok head coach is uncertain for different reasons, clearly valued the crowd giving Habana a heartfelt ovation over any new entry in the history books.

Some technologies with documented value for maternal care in developing world settings appear to be stuck short of widespread acceptance and use.

Plan ahead, don't get stuck short for cash -- allocate enough funds so that when it is time to move, you have enough for the upfront fees for your new place, as well as enough to cover your current obligations.

Bonds is still stuck one short of tying Hank Aaron's career record.

Analysts said unless the stock climbs back, Globalstar might be stuck $70 million short of its $105 million goal.

He had indeed been stuck, the short cord wrapped twice around his neck in such a way as to have made it difficult for him to come out.

If you're stuck with short hair (or baldness), pick a goofy wig to wear instead.

Crawley beat short stick midfielders from behind and up top for unassisted goals less than three minutes apart.

So why are most businesses still stuck in short-term thinking about profitability?

She says successful people plan their month and year because "if you get stuck on short-term lists you don't get anything big accomplished".

If it's pouring rain, you don't want to be stuck in shorts all day.