stick around

Some of the newly unemployed have stuck around (and a few have started a new industry: street crime).

The aforementioned points always stuck around when I saw him play and obstructed my sense to cheer him on.

They either left them or stuck around and taught them the wrong things. you know.

I stuck around to see how long it would take, but they went on and on about it forever so I finally gave up and left.

Even though you have used a tissue paper, food particles remain stuck around the corner of your nails.

he stuck around for the events that followed, and was aboard Jabba's sail barge when it was destroyed.

Despite this, the people stuck around and, amazingly, continued to grow their crops.

Residents who stuck around organized into various community groups to figure out how the neighborhood would rebuild.

However, biologists struggle to explain how genes contributing to homosexuality could have stuck around in human evolution.

And he stuck around when other banks retreated from the junk market during the early 1980s recession.

Hundreds of bees swarmed the bumper of this car for no apparent reason, and stuck around for two days before finally flying off.

A large thick piece of lumber flew off a truck and landed on a man's head and got stuck around his neck.

And with seaweed a staple in the Japanese diet, the genes stuck around.

The flock stuck around long into the next morning.

While some have left to establish their own companies, many have stuck around because of his approach.

If you had stuck around, you' d have seen the fireworks.

Earth to Washington: Unemployment is stuck around 9 percent.

after all I put u thru u still stuck Around and stayed by my side.

She stuck around because she liked the idea of working for an outfit that was well known in China and hoped to learn something.

Never stuck around long enough for a one night stand

You still stuck around and stayed by my side