Sentence examples for which sticks around from inspiring English sources

No dongle needed for the audio jack, which sticks around because tons of audio professionals still rely heavily on analogue output and input.

When it comes time to choose a pet, you're never going to see a man pick a turtle, which sticks around for 90 years".

The needling, curdling guitar solo Ron introduces at 2 49, and which sticks around till the fadeout at 5 14, didn't exactly represent a radio-friendly cut, however, and the promotions guys at Elektra had no idea how to market the Stooges or their singular debut album, responding with a curt "What the hell is this?

Either way, it was a grim regime, aided by the emergence of various byproducts and substitutes – Spam, corned beef – which stuck around in the already famously dismal British diet for some time, before mass immigration gradually made eating in Britain a less awful experience.

The idea of selfish genes, which stick around even if they do no obvious good for the individual carrying them, has some new evidence to back it up.

Then, at 16, she was diagnosed with binge eating and body dysmorphia, both of which stuck around to varying degrees throughout her twenties.

But what's more, you can elect through your pledge which developers stick around and which don't.

In some British puzzles, you positively expect to find, sooner or later, fresh coinages, some of which might stick around and others of which may not.

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

She also loves the bicolored flowers, with their coral tips and "creamy yellow" insides, which can stick around as late as December.

Most of the time, however, private monopoly is least bad, because it prevents the creation of public bodies which will stick around much longer than is necessary, and it will prevent statutory limitations on new entrants.