Sentence examples for would never stick from inspiring English sources

"I would never stick a needle anywhere".

But without a Breathalyzer, a D.W.I. charge would never stick.

Even the raffia children of that morning seemed like dirty sponges meant to soak up misfortune when compared with the china child to whom misfortune would never stick.

Lockwood on refusing a reconciliation with her mother: 'I would never stick my head in that noose again.' Motherhood: She christened her only child Julia (future actress Julia Lockwood) because she was born by Caesarian section.

Instead, just ask: "Would you like some wine?" Second, never stick slavishly to the recipe for a classic cocktail.

If I avoided any true commitment, I would never be stuck.

"I wanted to call it World Drama, but that would never have stuck," he says.

Interestingly, they did not bring a charge under terrorism offences, which would never have stuck, but under an antique law intended to prevent anonymous obscene phone calls.

It's a fascinating case – a sex-selective abortion charge would never have stuck because the journalists were just too sloppy, but the CPS could have charged the doctors with not asking enough questions.

Lessons from business books never stick.

But they never stick around for long.