Sentence examples for that would stick in from inspiring English sources

"Something like that would stick in my mind.

"Something like that would stick in my mind," Page told the eight jurors in Los Angeles federal court.

Moreover, there are moments of mawkish sentimentality that would stick in the craw but for Miyazaki's ability to portray them through an entrancingly ethereal filter.

This was the image that would stick in his head when he dreamed about the war for the rest of his life".

Mechanical designer Shou Sakai tried to craft "things that would stick in [the player's] mind".

It cannot bail them out because that would stick in the throats of urban voters, already incensed by the ¥6 trillion of support the co-operatives received when seven jusen, or mortgage lenders, went bust in 1996.

"What was missing was linking that brand name with a symbol, an icon that would really stick in people's mind".

It seemed bold and memorable, something that would get stuck in the mind.

The image that would become stuck in her mind as she grew up without him comes from news footage the following day in which he is being led away from the building by soldiers.

Benga has always had an ear for a melody that would get stuck in your head for days, and after you've had a listen to this you're not going to be hearing anything else in your head for a good 24 hours. .

Asked on Pienaar's Politics on BBC Radio 5 Live if a change in policy would lead to his resignation, Smith said: "Well that would be difficult for me but I think the key thing that I would do is stick in, in the run-up to that decision, and make the case.