Sentence examples for which has stuck from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, the description of British financial supervision as "light-touch", which has stuck.

But one investor in the country which has stuck with it during the crisis is Stellar Diamonds.

British journalists called the music Krautrock, an unfortunate term, despised by German musicians themselves, which has stuck, nonetheless.

He went back on a pledge on tuition fees, which has stuck in the throat of many people.

It offers a vision of changing the world, he says, through buying stuff, an "idea which has stuck around".

And, again like "The Simpsons," "Futurama" has featured a tremendous and surprisingly devoted voice cast, which has stuck with the show throughout its travails.

Stopping in at an automat for a pecan roll, he bit the hand of a woman who reached out to release the slot which had stuck.

She realized that he was picking at the cloth of her dress, which had stuck to her damp skin when she sat pressed against the chair back.

Like other exchanges which have stuck to pit trading, LIFFE claims that the pits are better at handling contracts which are complicated to trade, like short-term interest-rate futures.

When I approached closer, however, I saw that she had just opened a pack of cigarettes and was trying to get rid of the torn-off cellophane wrap, which had stuck to the ends of her fingers by static electricity.

So, in February 1996, First Alliance appointed Friedman Billings, which had agreed to charge a 6percentt fee, and Prudential, which had stuck with the traditional rate, as co-managers of the offering.