Sentence examples for to stick a bit from inspiring English sources

However, if we want to stick a bit more closely to observations, we can't really prove that the universe is infinite.

The quinoa will dry, then begin to stick a bit.

Staff at post office counters can be pretty helpful when it comes to sticking a bit of extra tape on your parcel, but you're on your own with a courier service.

It's not unusual, though, at this crossroads in life (as the upper-teen years are for many people), to feel stuck, a bit scared, and maybe even a little blue as you consider the choices ahead of you.

In Zurich's case, though, I'm willing to stick around a bit longer than usual.

But at the same time there's a sense of sadness in us all because we would have wanted to stick around a bit longer".

We so enjoyed the conversation that we asked her to stick around a bit.

The other problem was where to stick the bit that denotes a lazy node.

Instead, the trick lies in the humid air: humidity makes the hairs on a gecko's feet softer and stickier, allowing them to stick to walls a bit like a used piece of chewing gum.

Sri Lanka need a pair of batsmen to stick around for a bit.

He asked them not to quit, to stick with him a bit longer.