Sentence examples for that is stuck from inspiring English sources

The picture that emerges is of a job market that is stuck.

It is hard to have autonomy over an institution that is stuck in the 18th Century".

But in fact it is this model of food production that is stuck in a rut.

Every nail that is stuck into it represents a prayer or ritual.

In this country, sometimes it seems as if tennis is a business that is stuck in the 1980s, in the McEnroe-Connors era.

There, rising bond prices -- and the corresponding collapse in yields -- signal an economy that is stuck in the mud and unlikely to extract itself anytime soon.

He immediately flies up to perch on the antique spade handle that is stuck in the ground next to the bird table.

To eject a disk that is stuck inside, restart the computer and press down on the mouse button as the machine restarts.

In the cables, American diplomats complain of bureaucratic inertia, a lack of capacity, oversensitivity, corrupt or populist politicians, a bureaucracy that is stuck in the era of "the cold war" and profound suspicion of their motives.

Reports from Athens that massive sums of money were being spirited out of the country intensified concern in London about the impact of a splintering of the eurozone on a UK economy that is stuck in double-dip recession.

How does one free a CD that is stuck inside a Macintosh's DVD-ROM drive? A. There are a number of ways to eject the CD from the Mac, and the methods vary depending on the model you have.