Sentence examples for which sticks to from inspiring English sources
Thorn's lyrical directness is mirrored by the music, which sticks to essentials.
A boneless breast which sticks to your mouth - an unenviable feeling.
Nor is it his material, which sticks to deft takes on relatively banal subjects like chain stores or hipster attitudes.
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.
The simplicity and clarity, which sticks to the language of Charles Portis's 1968 novel (the basis of both movies), has an ironic point.
The first was "Animal Farm" (1946), which stuck to the list for eight weeks.
People threw rice, which stuck to the face of Abu Layth's aunt, wet with sweat and tears.
But the shows went on for Rodarte, Telfar, Tory Burch and 3.1 Phillip Lim, all of which stuck to their guns.
They have designed a vaccine that causes the production of antibodies which stick to molecules of FSH and thus make them inactive.This is no mean feat.
There are also several Islamic schools, which stick to the Michigan state curriculum but also offer daily Muslim prayer and Arabic-language training.
