Sentence examples for tightly stuck from inspiring English sources

"Some asteroids are like a pile of gravel floating in space, not tightly stuck together," Dr. Cheng said, "Eros is a consolidated body, not a rubble pile".

It is worth noting that the FeSe2 is tightly stuck on the surface of titanium plate, which could result in enhanced stability in the long-time operation for HER.

Leaves (including cotyledons, the embryonic 'seed leaves' used in this study) exhibit a stereotypical feature in their epidermis: most of the epidermal cells, called 'pavement cells', exhibit 'lobes' and 'necks' that interlock with those of adjacent cells, so they are tightly stuck to each other, as observed in a jigsaw puzzle.

You should try to get pads with wings to make sure that they don't move around too much and that they are tightly stuck to your underwear.

The time-honored method of storage is to grab the skirt at the waist, twist it tightly and stick it into the leg of a stocking.

Make sure that the newspaper sits tightly, then stick it down with a few pieces of tape.

True, she has been surrounded by experienced political figures, has spoken to her brother two or three times a week, and has stuck tightly to the script.

One particular bugbear was defenders standing off opponents no matter how many times I screamed at them to mark tightly and get stuck in.

Mills and Perry have relentlessly pitched to outside observers their vision of a gradual, youth-oriented rebuilding effort since Jackson's 2017 departure, and so far they've stuck tightly to that script.

"Curiouser and curiouser," she said, having stepped through the tiny door into Wonderland, yet what followed grew less and less curious, as we realized how tightly Burton had stuck to the blueprint of twenty-first-century extravaganza.

However, his answers stuck tightly and carefully to a brief, which was aimed to demonstrate that he knew little about phone hacking at the News of the World until towards the very end of 2010.