Sentence examples for to stick on from inspiring English sources

He's got one Michelin star to stick on his bosom, and word has it he's gunning for two.

"Then she proposed one, proposed a sales tax to stick on everyone in New Hampshire.

Nothing seems to stick on Mr Blair yet.

LOOKING for something cheap to stick on the walls?

I'm going to stick on a Rennies packet and also hope to stick on the Rennies themselves to save the fiddle-arse of drawing them.

"It's very floppy and fleshlike and very quick to stick on".

That's a tag line I'd be proud to stick on my bumper.

It can still be construed as treason to stick on a postage stamp with the monarch's head upside down.

When I was five, they saw my drawings and realised they weren't just stuff to stick on the fridge.

But he advised me to stick on some rubber nose clips, and asked me to review my submergence procedure.

(The original Mr. P. H., in 1952, consisted of only a few parts, including a pipe, to stick on a real potato).