Sentence examples for tags stick from inspiring English sources
These tags, if they can get them to stick …" He tails off; everybody knows what happens if these tags stick to you.
And yet still the tags stick: geeks, dweebs and gamers have been labelled with derogatory terms forever.
With our elected representatives set to be awarded with a 10 per cent pay rise from £67,070 to £74,000, the sticker will have to be much bigger than the price tags stuck on prescription packages.
One of the niftiest features of the shopping cart was its ability to ring up grocery items, using RFID tags stuck on them, as each item was placed in the cart.
Several minutes later, the man was gone and the skulls were lined up on a shelf in the Santería section with price tags stuck to their snouts ($60 each).
Rather than asking irrelevant folks to read tea leaves for you, why not stand up and ask: "May I take you on a proper date?" (Which, for the record, will take place at a dimly lighted restaurant with a nice bottle of wine — and no professional peers milling around with name tags stuck to their chests).
Phone owners would be tapping their devices to NFC tags stuck on movie posters to get content downloaded to their handsets, or be sent to a URL to watch a film trailer (an idea which has been kicking around since the turn of the century, I might add).
Make a loop with 1/4" to 1/2" (6mm to 12mm) ends, or "tags", sticking out.
None of this was particularly new, but the ladette tag stuck.
