Sentence examples for stuck to something from inspiring English sources

A tag that launches your "to-do" list could be stuck to something on your desk at the office.

The left foot peels away from the ground, almost as though it was stuck to something sticky on the ground.

These are geckos that usually lay two eggs that are stuck together and are usually stuck to something inside the cage, most often a branch or the glass of the enclosure.

We do this despite knowing that sticking to something takes discipline and patience.

Pointedly, Gaydos doesn't attempt a Ritter likeness, sticking to something closer to his original design.

All the same, if you're seeking the perfect aeroplane meal, it's best to stick to something with a particularly strong taste.

At first I thought, 'Oooweee, this ain't gonna last.' In my experience, people don't stick to something for long.

If we stick to something close to that ratio of targeted killings to targeted kindergartens, we have a chance to prevent Yemen from becoming an Al Qaeda breeding ground.

So you shy away from any future behavior that could undermine your expected positive feedback, turning away from difficult challenges because you are more likely to be praised if you stick to something that you know you can accomplish.

On the other hand, maybe the trick is to stick to something beneficial, un-addictive, cheap and easily available, which imbues super-strength and comes in very handy when there's a dolmen needs tossing at a Roman legion.

Like me, she sticks to something of a uniform; hers is tailoring, a dash of masculine, flashes of strong colour, focusing on brands such as Whistles, Sportmax, Isabel Marant and Danish designers.