Sentence examples for stuck up to from inspiring English sources
About 45 minutes into the desert we came upon a minivan stuck up to its axles.
Numbing drops were drizzled into my nostrils, and a long device stuck up to what seemed to be my brain.
"What's it meant to mean?" asks a man, looking at this female yapping away while "stuck up to her diddies in the bleeding ground".
John Prescott, who was working as a steward, would never have voted for Eden, but warmed to him as an "old-fashioned Tory gent", not too stuck up to pose for photos with the jolly jack tars or to judge their boxing matches.
You can stuck up to four devices onto this thing and even print wireless over your network.
Forty metres out, struck with a same sweet precision as if he were back in the field at his parents' house in sleepy Southbridge, taking aim at the homemade posts his father stuck up to save any more windows in the house from being smashed.
These tiny, specially shaped bits stick up to form a jagged, complex surface; together they act as microscopic light traps.
This is in line with recent simulations of Cu sphere (7 22 nm diameter) collisions with an Al surface performed by Pogorelko et al. [19, 20] who find sticking up to velocities of 1000 m/s.
Nigel Farage and UKIP represent a "two fingers stuck up... to a hectoring, out-of-touch elite," a Liberal Democrat MP has claimed.
The worst thing you can do is to be stuck up right back to the snob.
Don't be stuck up or try to act different around your friends, he won't like that.
