Sentence examples for to be stuck in a from inspiring English sources

And internet radio seems to be stuck in a niche.

I was so overjoyed to be stuck in a ditch.

It's equally terrible to be stuck in a theater with such a dance.

Never one to be stuck in a groove, she subsequently tried to change her image.

But here, we seem to be stuck in a Beckett-quality funk: nothing to be done.

It's terrible to be stuck in a room with such a talker.

Parts of the organisation seem to be stuck in a 1940s public-sector timewarp.

But movie humor seems to be stuck in a time warp.

So we don't want to be stuck in a situation like that with wave energy".

"It's a long time to be stuck in a small container," Captain Gebara said.

That "if" tells you they are simply annoyed to be stuck in a bad spot.