Sentence examples for that stick around from inspiring English sources

"People like things that stick around".

"Those that stick around will be rewarded immensely".

Another example of online pitches that stick around is a humorous e-mail service sponsored by CareerBuilder, the job-search Web site, called Monk-e-mail.

Shops come and go on Lexington Avenue, so those that stick around tend to worm their way into the neighborhood psyche.

You rarely hear the word 'testimonial' these days as there are very few players that stick around for long enough at one club to enjoy this honour and tradition.

Along with the rest of the tech industry, it worked to reduce its emission of fluorinated gases­ – greenhouse gases that stick around in the atmosphere forever – as much as possible over the past several years, voluntarily complying with the US Environmental Protection Act's target to reduce emissions of fluorinated gases by 10% by 2012.

"But anything that sticks around for as long as some of these products have must have some benefit or else athletes wouldn't continue using them".

The people that stuck around are the kinds of diehards that make things happen.

So environmental questions about "truer" natives---the ones that stuck around and did their evolving in North America has to be considered.

That doesn't mean, obviously, that sticking around is the "right" thing to do for the partner's sake.

Another rave invention as far as I'm aware, and one that stuck around for many moons.