Sentence examples for to stick for from inspiring English sources
"This has to stick for life.
"The criticism there tends to stick, for some reason".
In general, charges are quietly dropped or fail to stick for lack of evidence.Nor are his opponents much cowed.
Martin is likely to stick for the rest of the season, with the Knicks needing frontcourt help and defense.
He never cheated in his pledge to stick for a year with the Ford, except for the occasional business trip when he rented a car.
He finished with 20 points and 6 rebounds and figures to stick for a while, now that the Knicks (1-3) have discovered a winning formula.
This was exactly the right play for Federer to stick to for the rest of the match.
It was also, probably, too simple and rational a position for Donald Trump to stick to for long.
Presumably for having the temerity to stick up for her constituency.
This craft is too advanced for most lacrosse players, who turn to "stick doctors" for assistance.
Do not try to stick up for your race because it only ends badly for you.
