Sentence examples for which sticks from inspiring English sources

Which sticks in your mind?

Thorn's lyrical directness is mirrored by the music, which sticks to essentials.

Then they dip the substrate in pentafluorobenzene thiol, which sticks only to the electrodes.

A boneless breast which sticks to your mouth - an unenviable feeling.

It's one of the class's "trippy problems," in the words of Grown-Haeberli, which sticks with students beyond the classroom.

Nor is it his material, which sticks to deft takes on relatively banal subjects like chain stores or hipster attitudes.

They support their fourth album, "Battle Born" (Island), which sticks a landing near the median of both their biggest influences.

You dip the food in flour, then in egg (which sticks to the flour), then in bread crumbs.

People in the crowd are squirting water guns and tossing confetti, which sticks to me like stamps.

That gives it a strategy diametrically opposed to that of Wells Fargo, which sticks religiously to basic banking.

Definitely yes about dreams, which stick with me.