Sentence examples for supposedly stuck from inspiring English sources

Hell, they could force you into a video call and request you to show the traffic you're supposedly stuck in, or the house you're supposed to be at.

And on VBS Meets this week, we catch up with Jun Labo, the country's most famous practitioner of psychic surgery (that thing where they supposedly stick their hands through your skin and pull out illnesses, which tend to look uncannily like chicken parts), to see how things are going in the trade.

And what about that other oft-cited statistic the 12.5 percent of Americans who have supposedly been stuck for decades at an income below the poverty line?

But none of the boldface names supposedly attached ever stuck.

This video supposedly shows an Australian kid stuck inside one of those claw games you find at malls and bowling alleys.

Either way, looks like that truce they supposedly called hasn't quite stuck.

A property lawyer says he just thinks of corruption as part of the process itself an example of how a supposedly go-ahead city can stay stuck firmly in the past.

Either way, you're stuck with something that you supposedly bought but that you cannot sell.

Once I backtracked, I realized that one of my computer-controlled squad mates (supposedly one of the world's toughest warriors) was stuck on a small bush that was preventing him from reaching the checkpoint.

Barclays' fear in September 2008 - a time when the global financial markets faced total meltdown - was that its supposedly less dishonest (and therefore higher) reported borrowing cost stuck out like a sore thumb.

While some members of the crowd lampooned Konta's supposedly posh accent with shouts of "Jolly good show!", she stuck doggedly to her task.