Sentence examples for usually stuck for from inspiring English sources
"I'm not usually stuck for words.
"It was a big shock when I realised what it was... I'm never usually stuck for words!" she added.
Sometimes I find a book is loose and hazy in my memory – I have a bad memory, and while overarching plots usually stick for everything I've read, details are often significantly more vague – but for The Talisman, I couldn't remember anything.
WHEN barbers set up shop in Pound Ridge, they usually stick around for a while.
I usually stick up for millennials.
I was better three days later, but then I had also been taking antibiotics and colds don't usually stick around for much longer than a few days.
While you can usually park DJs in the artist area with drinks tokens at regular festivals, at Snowbombing, they usually stick around for a holiday and that requires even more logistics-planning. .
By contrast, Apple usually holds its own unlocked device sales until later on, and Samsung usually sticks to carrier routes for selling its own hardware, especially in the U.S. Why the abundance of buying options for HTC? Simply put, it doesn't have the luxury of trying to guide buyers to certain channels.
"This required a different approach: when I am after pictures of polar-bear cubs or seal pups, I will usually stick to a single location for a considerable time, watching and learning how the animals behave.
There are, in fact, too many Gelman portraits on hand, along with some other second-tier work, but with so much else of interest the show is a must-see even for museumgoers who usually stick to the mainstream.
