stuck

"Okay, " said the doctor. "How about half of what you'd have offered when the bone was still stuck in your throat? "

His wife stuck by him in good times and bad.

Now what girl wants to be seen with you with a meat cleaver stuck in your head, and the stink man here riding piggy back?

It may take time, but if you're stuck on this point, repeat some of the ones above until you can get here.

Unable to sleep, I tossed restlessly in the bed and stared at the ceiling, wondering what life would be like stuck on a tiny island.

You know, getting off the Metro, and you look up and all you see is McDonalds, and you've got five minutes -- then you're kind of stuck.

That's a scary number, big enough to pose a real risk that the U. S. economy will get stuck in a Japan-type deflationary trap.

When you came back from the bathroom, she'd be gone, but there would be a knife stuck up to its handle in your side of the mattress.

My fat has been with me through good times and bad, it stuck by me when all of my friends turned away, How dare you ask me to go on a diet?

Wonder how much better the world would be if frogs stuck to hocking beer?

B. Let me take a look at it. Sometimes these rollers get stuck.

Give it a try the next time you're stuck or are in need of a little change.

In true romantic-comedy fashion, the heel of my shoe got stuck in the pavement, and I had to lean down to pull it out just as he walked in.

Just as he thought of the concert thing, his car stuck in a pit.

Abraham was downstairs in his office when his grandfather stuck his head in one morning and said, "Where are we today? "

Sure enough, a pickup with an extended cab was stuck, its front wheels caught as if in a ditch.

We become stuck, like stowaways on a runaway train, obliged to go where a problem seems to be taking us.

"In the end, most of them stuck with the original business, " He said. "Only a few were bold enough to follow us into the deep end. "

It is very bad to be out in a blizzard, because if you get stuck in the snow no one can hear you and come rescue you.

In an attempt to make up for complicity and dithering in Tunisia and Egypt, France has stuck its neck out over Libya.

A temporary repair job got us across the river and a few miles further, to a small river town called Zhongtang, where we got stuck again.

She was like a spirit stuck into a form that would not hold her.

His shoulder, sunk in an old military jacket, rested against the wall and a radio antenna stuck out of his pocket.

It was then filled with water and a piece of modeling clay was stuck on the top in case water came out the small hole.

Your mother's dying. Your piece of trash father walked out and stuck me with a lot of these. Did I ask my fellows of my age, did they?

And he stuck it into my kidney on the right side, and when he would pull on it, it was like a taser shock.

A day seems shot when it is full of enjoyable things but it seems like an eternity if one is idle or stuck with a boring job.

So parents are stuck with the current advice from the American Academy of Dermatology: Keep babies out of the sun for six months.

Once I got on to shore, a couple of people tried to help me but I could not remove it, it was stuck there.

Sometimes I'm stuck in traffic for 45 minutes! But, as you know, the company requires all employees to be at work by nine A. M. sharp.

It's easy to feel cooped up at work, especially if you're stuck in an office with fluorescent lights and few windows.

1 - Harry finds himself stuck in just such a staircase on his way back from the Prefects' Bathroom.

When he stuck in his arm, his face suddenly lost all its color and he let out a bellow like a wounded bull.

The mask box can be provided with a label which is in the sealing bag or stuck to the surface of the sealing bag.

I am going to be sure to tell everyone I know about this so they never get stuck working with you.

I was trying to make up for the time lost in the morning when the cross-country vehicles got stuck in the mud caused by the heavy rains.

Before he started, he took out an enormous piece of paper, stuck it to the wall, and blotted a small black dot in the middle.

Over the next hour, I received more texts: She was having trouble hailing a cab; she found a cab; the cab was stuck in traffic.

"Please, sir" he said, touching his sun hat, which was stuck on the back of his head in a somewhat ludicrous fashion.

Always good to know if I am going to be stuck in Atlanta for a few hours - but missing is the total elapsed time!

This was hard for me because my mama was the life of the party; to see her just stuck in the house in her bed hurt my heart.

Even if you get stuck in a shell hole you and your crew can pull it out. . . very precise.

You won't be surprised at how much everything costs if you have estimates on costs and if you have stuck to your reasonable budget.

The reason why she was late for the exam was that she got stuck in a traffic jam.

As it is now, I feel stuck in the midst of a lot of loud, brassy Irish Catholics, and the only way I can maybe write about them all.

I've never been stuck in such a slump before, my life seems pointless.

And, I just kinda need to get out of my system, 'cause this song has been stuck on my head for like, ever.

A WOLF who had a bone stuck in his throat hired a Crane, for a large sum, to put her head into his mouth and draw out the bone.

Its like asking if Jesus Christ would have been a pervert if hed had a crisp packet stuck on his head?

Williams was at work when the earthquake hit and was stuck there for eight hours until it was okay to for him to walk home.

Once stuck in a dilemma, a wise man does not head blindly for a dead end but reverses his course in time to find his way out.

Everyone wants to live a life of fulfillment and passion. Sometimes it's easy to get stuck in a rut and a boring life.

An attempt to salvage a stuck anchor capsized the boat, and the four men were forced to cling to the hull to survive.

But the question they asked me when they first arrived really stuck in my head: Did I believe that God loved me with all his heart?

It baffles me that after all this self-improvement training, I feel stuck.

Her equestrian career didn't last (she says she rode for a year-and-a-half), but her cooking stuck.

A smiling Charles spoke to his son as he stuck on the wings badge and shook hands with him afterwards.

Then go back and get properly stuck in: to your favourite dish if you have no taste for variety, otherwise to your favourite two or three.

During another interrogation, he was hung upside down by his knees, his hands stuck, cuffed behind his legs.

Michael had got stuck trying to figure out the word essential to the word puzzle for two days before he threw up his hands in frustration.

The short man, who seemed to be in his Early twenties, reached the porch and stuck out his hand.

We have had to come out in summers and winters. . . Those with no money are still stuck in the mountains.

And Mr Yanukovich would be stuck with precisely the label that he has worked so hard to shed: that of a neo-Soviet autocrat.

"I was raised on two things, " he said during an interview, "the military and art, and I just stuck with it. "

as the train began to leave , she stuck her head out the window and blew us all a kiss.

That means the upside potential is limited. Without a doubt, stocks are going to be stuck in a range for a while.

Rose found that the top branches more than a few small things that look like the leaves were stuck together.

Sailors returning home stuck a pineapple or two on their gateposts to tell the community they were back and welcomed visitors.

So, when he gets stuck on a puzzle for more than two hours, that's when you know it's too difficult.

Various page elements like images may have to time out, as well, so you could be stuck twiddling your thumbs waiting for a site to resolve.

The ball is stuck to his feet and defenders can't get a tackle in.

"Jordan was playing well so I stuck with him in the second half, " Jackson said.

When he put his hat on this time, however, it stuck right on top of his head.

A string of limit days is especially terrifying, as a loser is stuck, unable to get out, while his account is being destroyed.

After a falling out with many of his fellow smugglers, Solo was left stuck on Tatooine with a hefty debt and hunters on his tail.

The warnings are stuck on the same position of the glass, as if they are one piece of paper with two faces to two directions like Janus.

The first few days of my high school life I was pumped up by a sense of triumphalism and I was a bit stuck up.

During the next few million years, lumps of that disk stuck together to form the familiar eight planets of the modern solar system.

Now look and then still i'm moving on, i refuse to see that i keep coming back and i'm stuck in the moment and won't turn back to lie.

She rushed to the library, found the book and stuck in it a letter from her mother.

Leo: Sorry, I was stuck in meetings all day. I was out of the office. I didn't even get a break for lunch. What did you want?

The knife was stuck on the chopping block but she pulled it out with a jerk.

Still, she stuck her landing, and He did not. To keep her balance, He crossed one foot over the other.

Fleming called again a few minutes later to say that she was stuck in the windowless studio, with water rising rapidly.

Castro stuck out his hand and I shook it, the first President to do so in more than forty years.

Run your car off the side of the road. Get stuck in a ditch way out in the middle of nowhere (well, man, I've been there).

I was bleeding like a stuck pig and it would have been all over with me, of Mike hadn't given me first aid.

They tried to radio a message to Rob Hall, who was a superb climber stuck, sort of, with a weak climber up near the summit.

I've never felt a hurt like this where it feels as though someone had stuck a knife through my heart.

Did you know it requires far more energy to hold onto all that old sluggish, stuck energy in your body.

Fleming called again a few minutes later to say that she was stuck in the windowless studio, with water rising rapidly.

Castro stuck out his hand and I shook it, the first President to do so in more than forty years.

Run your car off the side of the road. Get stuck in a ditch way out in the middle of nowhere (well, man, I've been there).

I was bleeding like a stuck pig and it would have been all over with me, of Mike hadn't given me first aid.

Do what YOU really, really, really want to do. Do not get stuck in trying to live someone else's dream.

They tried to radio a message to Rob Hall, who was a superb climber stuck, sort of, with a weak climber up near the summit.

I've never felt a hurt like this where it feels as though someone had stuck a knife through my heart.

Did you know it requires far more energy to hold onto all that old sluggish, stuck energy in your body.

If you're stuck on a problem and can't find the answer, one of the best things you can do is to "look away" for a while.

Releasing "on it" is often a way the ego keeps us stuck. We could forever release "on it, " but it only takes a moment to release "it. "

If you're stuck on a problem and can't find the answer, one of the best things you can do is to "look away" for a while.

Releasing "on it" is often a way the ego keeps us stuck. We could forever release "on it, " but it only takes a moment to release "it. "

I had a blood test done yesterday and I'm deathly afraid of needles. The last thing I need is to have yet more stuck into my body.

There is no paradise there, they are stuck forever in a world where everything is just a pale copy, trapped in an imitation of life.

So the only time I can see this option not working is when you are working with a Match Move camera and are stuck with what you get.

He seems to be stuck with a view formed two years ago that the war was unwinnable, and the best option is a fast exit.

He might have stuck a knife into her neck, she started round in such a taking.

It was Colin Creevey. His eyes were wide and his hands were stuck up in front of him, holding his camera.

You really may be stuck on your own for a couple of days and should really be prepared for that.

On examining these marks more closely, they found a crocodilian tooth stuck in one of them.

You really may be stuck on your own for a couple of days and should really be prepared for that.

On examining these marks more closely, they found a crocodilian tooth stuck in one of them.

A bad " Aha! " pirate question usually results in the candidate just sort of staring at you for a while and then saying they're stuck.

Well, poor Mags is stuck with me all day, I'm sure the last thing she wants to do when she gets home is to talk about me.

So I decided that this list had to be limited to those who have faithfully (or at least mostly) stuck to their raven-tressed roots.

One is that you've mentioned that monetary policies sort of seem to be stuck.

At the thought of these, I messed up my tidy hair, and stuck my tongue at it.

I can't sleep. There is a woman stuck between my eyelids. I would tell her to get out if I could. But there is a woman stuck in my throat.

Near the top he stops at a collection of 10 rickety poles stuck into the soil, with corn sacks sagging between them.

Writer A is badly stuck on her next book, fearing with every word that it's going to be even saggier than the previous one.

Near the top he stops at a collection of 10 rickety poles stuck into the soil, with corn sacks sagging between them.

Writer A is badly stuck on her next book, fearing with every word that it's going to be even saggier than the previous one.

But I was absolutely stuck on the idea of "art is" and trying to determine what art was.

What she did: "What really stuck with me from the dream was the sense of relief I felt once the truth came out, " admits Lisa.

All the time he stuck close to his mother, bristling with a small boy's pride of her.

considered the fact that 92% of the American population is stuck in traffic for an hour and a half a day.

Don't be like the poor elephant and go through your life stuck because of a limiting belief you were given or developed years ago.

She didn't like the famous writer's lecture, but she stuck it out to get the writer's autograph after the lecture.

No, can we talk about this later, okay? I really just need to get out of this dress. Hugh, it's stuck!

This role is often stuck in the middle of several teams with different priorities; the Deployment Manager needs to be able to stand firm.

No, can we talk about this later, okay? I really just need to get out of this dress. Hugh, it's stuck!

This role is often stuck in the middle of several teams with different priorities; the Deployment Manager needs to be able to stand firm.

If they hadn't found me, I'd be dead now. Harry stuck his wand up its nose and Ron knocked it out with its own club.

An old Muslim man beside me whipped off his prayer cap and stuck his head far out the window, like a Labrador.

The knife was stuck but she pulled it out with a jerk.

Say, what about all that Egyptian cotton he's stuck with? How much did he buy?

Make some silly noises while shaking out your entire body or jumping up and down to let go of any other tense areas that may be stuck.

If there's a problem with the air tank, the diver could end up stuck too far underwater to be able to get up in time to breathe.

No one's ever stuck with me for so long before. And if you leave. . . if you leave. . . I just, I remember things better with you!

Education happens everywhere, not just with your nose down in a book, or stuck into a computer screen.

No one's ever stuck with me for so long before. And if you leave. . . if you leave. . . I just, I remember things better with you!

Education happens everywhere, not just with your nose down in a book, or stuck into a computer screen.

But first he owed an explanation to Ron and Hermione, who had stuck with him for so long, and who deserved the truth.

I suppose I must be a bit crazy, or I'd never have stuck it out for so long.

said the dairyman, who held in his left hand a wooden slice on which a lump of butter was stuck. 'Yes - taste for yourself!

Hillary says she is happy she stuck out it out with her husband, the 42nd president, through "challenges" in their marriage.

Staff at Lehman stuck pins in a picture of him, along with their reviled boss, Richard Fuld.

I couldn't move my legs. It was as if they were stuck to the floor.

The USD was no longer the only foreign currency around which RMB exchange rate stuck. There is a more flexible system of RMB exchange rate.

It was very unique how the Maoris bulged their eyes and stuck out their tongues during the Hakka dance.

The USD was no longer the only foreign currency around which RMB exchange rate stuck. There is a more flexible system of RMB exchange rate.

It was very unique how the Maoris bulged their eyes and stuck out their tongues during the Hakka dance.

Well, I found him, I stuck with him for eight years.

But rates look as though they will be stuck at close to nothing across the developed world for the foreseeable future.

It sat in the driveway as if it were stuck in the garage Friday afternoon.

Example : She didn't like the course but she stuck it out to get the certificate.

Two or three Jamaican teachers sit at the back of the room in case you get stuck, and they may be able to help.

Porsche seems to have stuck to its evolution styling philosophy and has kept the Cayenne largely as it currently is.

It was like one of those nightmares where you try to run, but your feet are stuck to the ground.

When tearing down the walls, he found that there was a lizard stuck there because a nail from outside was hammered into one of its feet.

It was like one of those nightmares where you try to run, but your feet are stuck to the ground.

When tearing down the walls, he found that there was a lizard stuck there because a nail from outside was hammered into one of its feet.

She comes out with a kimono on and a towel stuck between her legs, trying to look dignified as usual.

It was an awkward situation: There I was, stuck in a windowless conference room, talking sex with a Catholic priest.

I tried to imagine him up there, Miller, foot stuck in the stairwell in some odd way that prevented him from falling like the rest of us.

The State Department continued to blow on this worn locution like a stuck whistle.

Basically, unless you're willing to give up your downline , you're stuck where you're at and can't receive the help of any other sponsor.

He stuck to his opinion, no matter how much he eats painstakingly, can do certain to win.

The sash was stuck, however, and would not yield, so he sat down dejectedly and began pulling at his collar.

Squeeze a full day of hunting fun into just a few minutes during morning coffee, in the elevator, or while your stuck in line!

Squeeze a full day of hunting fun into just a few minutes during morning coffee, in the elevator, or while your stuck in line!

Garner "s approach is to emphasize that handsome John used to be a trial lawyer; hence the cash, some of it even stuck in his ears. "

If you've been stuck at your desk all day and a quick walk around the block isn't an option, just stand up.

Everyone told him he was being foolish, but he stuck to his guns and did as he planned.

It is as if we have fallen into quicksand, gotten stuck, and the only way we know to extricate ourselves is to struggle.

There's no sign of the offending vehicle but he's relieved to see that there's a note stuck under the windshield wiper.

If you get stuck writing a headline use the words "How To" - It's been said there's never been a bad "how to" headline.

B: There was a piece of paper with a red dot stuck to the door.

If you get food stuck in your mouth don't pick it out with your fingers or fork at the table.

Though there are many types of uniforms, the wearer of any particular type is generally stuck with it, without change, until retirement.

If you get food stuck in your mouth don't pick it out with your fingers or fork at the table.

Though there are many types of uniforms, the wearer of any particular type is generally stuck with it, without change, until retirement.

If you're stuck at home over Christmas, feeling humbuggy and don't feel like hanging out with your family, you can explore Prague instead.

I was actually pretty surprised to see how much the layout and color scheme of his movie outfit stuck to the tradition in comics.

Sitting all day long with your eyes stuck at your computer screen doesn't go great for your eyes, really.

The fisherman padded his back, as if to a child who was stuck while eating. "Then what? " He asked in a low voice.

Hate to think of you stuck alone in that room for a year .

But such a bid might be passed on to a committee within the council, where it could be stuck for years.

Today the market is moving up the curve but is still mostly stuck at explicit navigation rules with a little more complex navigation.

I afterward called on him and told him to make perfectly free with any ideas of mine that stuck him as bearing good protoplasm for poetry.

The substance less nature of his feedback stuck him with one of the worst performance-related torments: Being left to your own imagination.

It makes you so decadent that you would make all efforts to struggle but fail to put forth your strength as if you were stuck in the mud.

It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying Beware of the Leopard.

Drummond blogs about cleaning out her closet, buying an organizer for her jewelry, getting a metal ice-cream scoop stuck to her lip.

Mike: That sounds cool. At least you won't be stuck in this cramped office all day.

Blue was the chosen hue for this racegoer, who looked like she had a giant gift bow stuck to one side of her head.

It's just a small, white envelope stuck among the branches of our Christmas tree.

Color-wise, I stuck with black and white on a neutral background, right up until the end, at which I used a bit of yellow and a bit of blue.

A bear cub in Florida, which had a plastic jar stuck on its head for at least 10 days, has now been freed, BBC reported.

But, for me, the problem with school atlases was that they stuck to the curriculum and tended to be predictable and conservative.

Grandad Shem, who has a young son of his own, said he is keen to get stuck in and help Tia and Jordan settle into life.

Yet, for all that, Mr Mishkin stuck to the Fed's line that it should not have tried to restrain house prices with higher interest rates.

Many of them did not accept his scientific ideas. But Einstein stuck to his opinion and went on with his research.

If I had stuck to my writing, I might have been all right.

Unfortunately the taxi got stuck in a traffic jam, and by the time I got to Waterloo, the train had just gone.

The result was the same: the embryos did not die, and again, during the sensitive period, they seemed to get stuck in a juvenile stage.

This line of thought has stuck with Sir Tim and is at the core of one of his most enduring passions, the semantic web.

If any of the consulting advice stuck, this would have been a fantastic investment.

The name stuck even though the opposite turned out to be true: this type of nebula consists of gas molted from dying stars.

While Nelson's Column is cleverly constructed from a cucumber, baby courgettes and a carrot with a monkey nut and almond stuck on to it.

We went up to them with our submersible. We wanted to get a temperature probe, we stuck it in there, looked at it -- it pegged off scale.

All his life, he was stuck in his house being taken cared by his mother.

I would start by trying to navigate through my house, usually ending up stuck in the roof, for a while.

Many scientists laughed at it. But Einstein stuck to his theory and went on with his research.

When the window gets stuck, you've got to use a bit of force to get it open.

Moving Rational Test Projects could be very tricky and can become one of the most difficult tasks to perform if you get stuck.

While she could have stuck beside the cheating Woods and all his fortune, she decided to go her own way.

I felt that I had to grab these chances now otherwise I would be stuck in Sydney for the rest of my life.

Months later, I returned to the west with brand new visas and a finished manuscript, but this time I got stuck in Dublin airport.

Too specific: It's easy to get stuck on a goal that's too specific and lose sight of the overall aim.

"There is a phenomena in genetics and cellular development called co-expression in which two genes can be stuck together, " he said.

He took a swig at the aspirin and the sour grains stuck in his throat.

Without a second to spare, he stuck out his right leg and kicked her away from the tracks.

Comparing with males, females tend to be stuck in such a mode while unaware of it.

THERE is nothing more frustrating than turning on to a motorway and getting stuck in a traffic jam that stretches into the distance.

He stuck his fork into a big cake, and handed it to his mother.

And to add to the effect , there was a small piece of paper stuck on the road , and it looked white just where the collar would be .

Sims no longer get stuck during logrolling when trying to exit while another is entering.

John stuck me with his talkative uncle and went off with his friends.

Apparently, he was getting onto the train and his shoe got stuck in the door and left behind on the platform.

The meat, always stuck in the throat, trying to squeeze, you squeeze the sides into two new Gill, asked the original two Gill, four Gill.

Why does it seem like everyone you know is gaining momentum in their career, while yours is stuck at a standstill?

Thus lives she, and all her care is she may die in the springtime, to have store of flowers stuck upon her winding-sheet.

Flowers and photos of those killed have been stuck onto a fence surrounding the White House, the main government building in Bishkek.

A man who was diving and got a spear stuck in his head is talking about the bizarre fishing accident just three days after surgery.

If you're truly stuck, make a mental note of what piece you're missing, then go on to the next question.

If you are stuck in the grind of your current job, then you know exactly what I am talking about.

One of its citizens, who represents a Swiss engineering giant, ABB, is still stuck in a Libyan jail.

Hansen wiped the heavy dust out of sofa hastily, stuck in sofa woodenly, as in fog; he tried to tide up main threads of the affair.

This doesn't mean you are stuck there for the rest of your life. Life is fluid and things change, but that change must begin with you.

The reward is the bendy straw dagger, with an equip bonus of sucking up liquids that are awkwardly stuck to the bottom of containers.

Didn't you try to get out the little piece that's stuck inside with a screwdriver?

And they folded it in half. And they stuck some flyers in it -- you know, like grocery store coupons or whatever -- and mailed it to people.

As he went past, he stepped on it so that it stuck to the bottom of his foot.

Napian buds, in my pay, finally stuck his head. Under the sun, about two swaying verdant bud, dew dripping down along the vein.

Think Happy Not long ago, most researchers thought you had a happiness set point that you were largely stuck with for life.

Waiting until the last minute means the couple will be stuck paying for your meal, making them very unsympathetic to your fictional illness.

However the residual effects are damaging, as they result in skiers and instructors stuck with a wedge and a wedge movement pattern.

If I get stuck and I don't know how a complex algorithm should work I'll write a test for an error case.

A block down the street, a chunk of graffiti-sprayed concrete has been stuck beside the door of a very modest museum.