Sentence examples for stuff that sticks from inspiring English sources

He writes stuff that sticks to the ribs.

People say that the music you liked when you hit puberty is the stuff that sticks with you.

But this was European clay, the red and gritty stuff that sticks to Sampras's sneakers and sticks in his craw.

Nori is the flaky, crackly stuff that sticks to your tongue when you bite a sushi roll.

Obama said that he had accomplished "seventy or seventy-five per cent" of what he set out to do, and "maybe fifteen per cent of that gets rolled back, twenty per cent, but there's still a lot of stuff that sticks".

The stuff that sticks like crazy glue to the sink, and, presumably, my arteries as well.

The American fear of sweet wines, I think, comes from drinking bad ones, like the syrupy stuff that stuck to the Passover table.

After Lucas Goodwin bored us with tales of how he had written stuff that stuck it to The Man (save it for your failed Pulitzer bid, lame-o), Gavin the cybergeek went nuts.

Stuff that's stuck together with splintered planks and rusty nails, the kind you see sticking up in those few sections of the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk that remain intact.

Stuff that stuck with me," she said.

Others explained the concept of "dowsing" for extraterrestrial activity, which works in much the same way as dowsing for water, only you point your sticks at stuff that's supposedly been in the presence of aliens rather than dry ground that might be hiding a reservoir.