Sentence examples for that sticks around from inspiring English sources

"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".

"It's an angry, open sore that sticks around," said Dr. David Zelman, a psychologist and founder of the Transitions Institute in Dallas, who often consults with chief executives about how to handle change.

The growth you'll experience as you consistently ask what and how promises a peace that sticks around, longer and longer each time.

Kids are not king in France -- and if you treat them as such, they quickly become tyrants with a sense of entitlement that sticks around well into adulthood.

The beer, stabilized with powdered egg whites, creates a head that sticks around for a while.

GO NORTH Higher latitude means colder weather, and thus a better chance of real snow that sticks around.

"People like things that stick around".

"Those that stick around will be rewarded immensely".

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

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.

The companies that find something special to offer will be the ones that stick around.