Sentence examples for stuck to things from inspiring English sources

In the Hamburg game we stuck to things, even when we went behind, which is a big reason why we've got this far.

The worst that can happen — says the word — is to get stuck to things, that's as boring as a conversation after sex with someone you don't know and do not want to know.

"It shows you I can stick to things," he said.

I try to stick to things that are part of an established culinary tradition.

"Generally, I stick to things that aren't more than $25.

In the next iteration, Ms. Stargel said: "We are going to stick to things we can measure.

What was the thing that irritated him most about Blair? "Probably not sticking to things once you'd decided them.

He could secrete a tar-like substance through his skin, allowing him to stick to things, like walls and stuff.

But blood has a way of sticking to things; even the solvent of Nichols's wit can't wipe out certain dark spots.

If the ability to stick to things is a superpower, then, technically, a blancmange hurled at a wall is a superhero.

Jane is like that, too; she sticks to things even when she's uncomfortable and unhappy and making other people feel the same way.