Sentence examples for stuck which is from inspiring English sources

Unlike Fort McMurray, however, where people fly in, earn their packet and go, the people of Fort McKay are stuck – which is what Cece finds so painful.

But when he left to join Google, and the next programmer they enlisted also quit, they were stuck – which is how Zuckerberg came to be involved, on the basis of an oral agreement.

This means you're stuck, which is when the real panic sets in.

What if they want to change something essential in the story?" "Legally, you want to want to figure out how you deal with each of those scenarios, as opposed to just being stuck, which is what happened to me," she continued.

Some nicknames stuck, which was unfortunate for those rulers but fortunate for us.

Two types of faults are considered: internal faults which are modelled by uncertainties in state space parameters; and actuator faults such as offset and stuck which are modelled as an unknown disturbance on the states.

To run the lexicon of this sport's table: billiards comes from the French bille, "stick," which is called a cue, from the French queue, "tail".

But no, we pessimists have been dealt the shitty end of the stick, which is typical.

He also plays the Chapman Stick, which is kind of like a bass but really a whole different instrument.

She is often described as being very "jolly hockey sticks," which is an English way of saying that she's enthusiastic, perhaps overly so.

Sprint is mapped to R3 (click in the right stick), which isn't obvious when you begin – and it feels very unintuitive.