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I stuck to him like white on rice and did what he did and somehow made it to the bottom without sailing off a cliff.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

When the unicorn saw the number stuck to my side, it started bouncing up and down in excitement.

In February of this year, Mozilla announced its shift to a new, rapid release cycle, and the company has stuck to the plan.

A woman's head was discovered stuck to the concrete wall of a building, with a hat still on it.

When she found the lawyer stuck to the wash-stand, which was very large and heavy, she took hold of him with both hands to pull him away.

Aunt Sally she stuck to the sick-room all day and all night, and every time I see Uncle Silas mooning around I dodged him.

However Nabagopal Babu might smile, the word dwirepha, like a bee drunk with honey, stuck to its place, unmoved.

Stickies is a PC utility I wrote to try to cut down on the number of yellow notes I was leaving stuck to my monitor.

"None of the major parties moved out of their comfort zones in . . . negotiations. They stuck to their opening offers. "

Stuck to also carving out a variety of decorative patterns, mostly with a celebrity fan scroll .

Many of his attempts failed and many of his followers were killed, but he had an inflexible spirit and stuck to his cause.

When he became president in 2003, Lula stuck to the sound fiscal policies he inherited from his predecessor, Fernando Henrique Cardoso.

Yuan Longping, an ordinary Chinese little known by the public, stuck to his dream and created extraordinary career in an ordinary position.

Don't stretch the 'O' Ring, just wipe it to make sure no large particles, hairs or other foreign material are stuck to it.

The Treasury has stuck to purchasing preferred equity to minimise the risk of loss and avoid having any say in running the bank.

On Sunday, with the operation under way, Mr Obama stuck to his usual golf game, although he did limit himself to nine holes.

He stuck to his bearish view on the dollar and even predicted that its days as the world's reserve currency might be numbered.

Our design goal was that monitoring could never impact your workload by more than 1% -- and we've pretty much stuck to it.

In any case, News Corp. for years stuck to the story that the phone hacking was the work of a lone rogue reporter.

But Einstein stuck to his opinion and went on with his research.

Once stuck to its target, the tag begins transmitting coordinates to a server through an encrypted cellular network.

If you stuck to the textbook content, you could be sure of a higher mark when exam time came.

He says Russia has always stuck to its promises, both regarding bilateral relations and its assistance in the Bushehr project.

But Einstein stuck to his theory and went on with his research.

Though the Seattle-based company has stuck to its policy of not disclosing Kindle sales, securities analysts have not been so reticent.

narrow-necked will try to open a production on the box can be stuck to the inside or on the site in it.

He stuck to his opinion, but it turned out to be wrong.

Confronted with the economic downturn and the high price of the commodities, Costco stuck to its price advantage of some special products.

They were scraped free of rock particles which had stuck to them and then put through chemical analysis.

As I sometimes stubbornly stuck to my own idea, no matter right or wrong, I just stupidly insisted on it.

concrete member, a prefabricated plate is stuck to the surface of the member concrete.

Stuck to the steering wheel was a heart. Another one was on the rearview mirror, on my truck key, on the stick shift, and on my wallet.

He stuck to his theory and went on with his research.

As a core part of language learning, vocabulary acquisition should be stuck to all the way through the process of English learning.

Labour ran a deficit even during the boom years, and stuck to its expansive three-year spending plans after recession hit.

He stuck to his post from beginning to end.

The booth has no salespeople with price tags stuck to the vegetables.

During the experiment, Martin strictly stuck to the rules set by his tutor.

The shock protective layer (SPL) can be stuck to the outer hull of the ship.

but he stuck to it like a man in silence , and at last arrived before the captain , whom he saluted in the handsomest style.

The fact that you stuck to your commitment and did your sadhana is a beautiful achievement.

Further, the bristle curving portion is stuck to the toothbrush body, and a space is formed at the bristle curving portion.

My feet raced towards that room as if there'd been adhesive stuck to their soles.

eg. 2. But Einstein stuck to his theory and went on with his research.

Einstein stuck to his theories and went on with his work.

I thought very consciously: whatever I am doing at 41, I shall not still be sitting under barrages, and stuck to that resolve.

Today, I woke up to find a tick stuck to my eyelashes. The only way I know of to get it off is with fire. FML.

Sweden's Riksbank raised rates on Tuesday and stuck to its forecast for further increases despite signs the economy is cooling.

A sorority sticker stuck to the door announced an allegiance to one group.

I can't remember what my Dad was cooking, but it stuck to the bottom of the pan.

The white ironed blouse stuck to my back and was tucked into the strict, gray skirt.

I' choose the evening course . ll Ill as he was , he still stuck to his post .

Thick three-layer base, stainless steel with an intermediate layer of aluminium, prevents food getting easily burnt and stuck to the pan.

The 746ft tall Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco has been made as thin as paper and stuck to the surface of the water beneath it.

he stepped on it so that it stuck to the bottom of his boot.

Each of them stuck to his own view and the question drew no conclusion.

Tendrils of the web still stuck to their skin, and they tried to get it off, but it stuck to them like a strong glue.

This would be low enough that if everyone stuck to it, the worldwide target would be met.

To achieve this, an adhesive layer is added to the mucus-like properties, which allows the device to be stuck to the layer of mucus.

She wore her pale blue flowered smock with no underwear underneath; the smock stuck to her sweating body in the hot, damp air.

He pushed it forward two years ago, he's stuck to his word and delivered as best he possibly could.

Most people won't be able to articulate a number, stuck to a chair, can't walk and even partial analgesia.

Some foreigners may extol China's handling of the global financial crisis, but Mr Wen has stuck to his guns.

One is stuck to prohibit indicating beside phone or computer, remind oneself to be immersed in in thinking negatively.

The speech he made stuck to the key points.

The biggest reason is that China started with a requirement for a small ship, and stuck to it.

One third of that money stuck to her finger.

After leaving college, Jobs stuck to his weird, vegetarian diets, believing they would stop him having body odour.

watches online video originally very fluent, suddenly hard disk turns madly, video also gets stuck to be not moved.

Here, Daddy gave one solid reason, and then stuck to it. Then he used fewer and fewer words until the kid complied.

Broadly speaking, his government has stuck to the responsible macroeconomic policies that have kept inflation low.

I don't feel so lucky right now. My legs are stuck to this chair and I've sweated through my clothes.

He was somewhat wooden, but he stuck to the four issues relentlessly and it proved to be a winning strategy.

A cheap camera, stuck to the ceiling, wirelessly relays images to a small computer that monitors how people move.

Dividend cuts would not help much: these firms sensibly stuck to stingy payout policies.

I stuck to Hanna, until she asked me, "Which animal do you see when you hold me and close your eyes and think of animals? "

It is a position that he has, broadly, stuck to, although he also points out that some of his best poetry has been first written in Igbo.

Publicly, Israel has stuck to its well-worn line that no option should be ruled out.

My false teeth are stuck to it. 491. I lost the door key about here.

Critics say that a stronger government would have made a decision one way or the other and stuck to it.

This process has not been easy, but we stuck to their beliefs and values, and maintaining a super-intensive patience.

I asked her to change a new dress, but she stuck to her gun.

Despite pressure from allies on the left, he has largely stuck to his predecessors' market-friendly economic policies.

The gum stuck to one of her foot.

The paint was still wet and the door handle stuck to my hand.

He pushed supervisors to speed up production times and stuck to his guns when they wanted to cut corners and raise prices.

That topography means that warm water could progressively melt spots where ice is stuck to the rock, allowing it to flow more freely.

Previously, the German chain stuck to the suburbs, where poorer folk live, says Fatouh Mourad, the store's manager.

That may be why CME Group, the biggest and savviest derivatives-exchange operator, has always stuck to domestic takeovers.

Do not remove clothes stuck to the wound because it may tear away the skin and increase the risk of infection.

Freedom means you are not stuck to false ambition or other people's expectations. Freedom comes from within you.

Undeterred, however, Mr Kan has stuck to the gamble of his political career.

He picked off the burs that had stuck to his overcoat.

There is no sealing tape stuck to the toner cartridges, so keep the drums upside during delivery to avoid carbon dust jolted out.

Whatever the pressure, he stuck to his guns, refusing to compromise his principles.

Others have stuck to a mantra among developers to "sell property when the market is booming, acquire land when the market is down. "

His mucid spit stuck to the side of his shoe.

There were certain fundamentals that she believed in about education, and she stuck to them through thick and thin.

The principle that we've stuck to from pretty early on was content, not Chrome: allowing Web applications to live front and centre.

And until 1989, the ruling regime in Poland stuck to the lie that it was a Nazi war crime.

Since he was convinced of the accuracy of the data, he stuck to his opinion.

This old-world spice usually reaches most men's stomachs only when it's mixed with sugar and stuck to a roll.

In the midst of the global currency wars, China has stuck to its guns.

And the pitch stuck to her; and as long as she lived it never came off.

It took me some effort to pull the blade back out, it was stuck to his bone.

However, China has largely stuck to a line of calling for calm on the Korean peninsula.

Because he was convinced of theaccuracy of the fact, he stuck to his opinion.

A kind word will do. Words penetrate and get stuck to the heart which will definitely manifest.

In a century that increasingly valued free verse, MacNeice stuck to stricter measures, rhyming and scanning with enduring skill.

When Charlton attacked, Beckenbauer defended, and when Beckenbauer strode forward, Charlton stuck to him.

His colleagues mocked the idea, but Dirac stuck to his guns: the maths was so harmonious that reality had to reflect it.

After a decade of concentrated business, " brand has stuck to take off, entered the excellent brand ranks of china refrigeration industry. "

It stuck to its May forecast for the euro zone to have an average 0. 4% inflation rate this year.

And hotels in particular have stuck to a tried-and-true formula of stuffy historic design.

So can beard is stuck to his chin above, and won't drop down, still can use repeatedly.

The dress clings to her body; The shirt stuck to the athlete's sweaty chest.

Yes, but it could have been on the floor and stuck to one.

RBS was building up its investment banking business while Santander had stuck to retail banking, expanding in Latin America and the US.

David's family were against him becoming an actor but he stuck to his guns.

A French teacher of mine was vegetarian - a diet she stuck to with religious fervour - but had one curious exception: foie gras.

The natural choice was none other than cheap, clean, white rice, and the tradition then born has stuck to this day.

For years sled-dog racers stuck to a basic long-distance formula: six hours on, six off.

Returning to the hotel to shower away the dust, which is even stuck to my teeth, we admit defeat.

President Reagan was furious but Volcker stuck to his guns.

There is no tinsel stuck to the top of the photocopier.

'It isn't a miracle, it's because we stuck to manufacturing whereas other countries deindustrialized, ' he says.

Under such condition, we stuck to our decision and we persuaded the German side with the help of Chinese culture and wisdom.

Installation will be all of the components on a clean flannelette, avoid dirt stuck to components.

Ueberroth's team devised an aggressive financial plan for the Games and stuck to it.

The chair was stuck to her and she could hardly walk.

Everything had a price tag stuck to it.

Although laughed at bv other scientists, he stuck to his.

Her long hair was drenched in sweat and her gown stuck to wet spots to her body.

Fast's managing director, Amanda May, said she was "so happy we stuck to our guns over the casting" .

The United States Air Forces stuck to their program of precision bombing.

He stuck to his job until it was completed.

We've agreed on to- night, and Rosy's stuck to the affirmative this time for two whole days.

Yeah, because you've got a banana peel stuck to your foot.

Its'old-aged and heavy wings, due to their thick feathers, become stuck to its' chest and make it difficult to fly.

Sinaloa, by contrast, has stuck to drugs and money laundering and is smarter and more sophisticated.

Just 10 to 15 years ago, the question would have been largely irrelevant as consumers mostly stuck to buying analog products.

Still, after some not-so-mature reflection, I stuck to my original top four.

Chinese media gave little prominence to the latest killings and largely stuck to reports issued by the government news agency, Xinhua.

And so it went for much of the economic sections, as the two candidates stuck to familiar talking points.

Subatomic particles such as electrons and protons may be nothing more than open strings and, if so, are stuck to a brane.

Tamping the snow will leave a thin white layer stuck to the inside of the bubble ball.

Lithuania and Latvia stuck to their plan of joining the euro, following the example of their neighbor Estonia.

screen printing, workpiece stuck to the screen, in particular, in the end the squeegee moved location screen.

Bhosle thought she just wasn't pretty enough and has stuck to singing behind the scenes.

Considering the outside temperature hovers around -30 C, I've stuck to doing a few push-ups in my room.

In this case, the researchers created burrs that stuck to proteins found in the lining of blood vessels.

And his smelly old sock has been stuck to the wall.

This meaning of mortar was the one that stuck to cement when it entered English in 1300.

I knew they wanted to drink me under the table, but I stuck to my limits.

Unfortunately , all of us who use computer screens have nearly spherical , highly reflective objects stuck to our faces.

Though it was very cold, he still stuck to his post.

But when the Chinese team stuck to their stance and refused to return to the court, the referee awarded a forfeit in favour of Syria.

Instead, it stuck to one basic argument, namely that the Constitution allowed Congress to enact DOMA in order to maintain the status quo.

She stuck to her post when everybody else had left.

The transmitters are stuck to my head, behind my ears, using magnets.

Take clothing off the burned area unless it is stuck to the burn.

And gambling turned out to be a sure thing for some analysts last year -- especially those who stuck to their guns when others sold.

Lula and Mr Palocci sensibly steered clear of debt default and stuck to responsible macroeconomic policies.

Of all the candidates, Mr McCain has staked out the clearest principles and stuck to them most doggedly.

They stuck to the experiment until they got the satisfactory result.

India's new rulers stuck to their belief that the state must remain above religion.

The torn pieces of paper stuck to the rubber roller or suites, and this caused by scraps of business card printing failure.

The theory he stuck to proved to be correct.

They stuck to the meat and potatoes of broadcasting - sports and news.

Tom stuck to his decision and quit his job.

And I've stuck to that.

The hands are cut out and then stuck to the disc and machined by two successive diamond polishing operations.

Under those circumstances, what should we do? We stuck to our principle at last we won the investor's respect.

His five - year old son stuck to him like a leech.

Some, such as AP (a co-operative owned by its subscribers) and the state-backed French News Agency (AFP), have stuck to that model.

Are you sick of those boring deer heads stuck to your wall? Lucky for you there is now an alternative!

Thick base prevents food getting easily burnt and stuck to the pan.

The boy stuck to his elder brother wherever he went.

A piece of chewing gum stuck to my shoe.

I really wanted to cheat here because I use the Sage plugin and it's fantastic, but I've stuck to Firefox's inbuilt RSS reader.

Many adults always have their eyesight stuck to targets and negelect the self-improvement.

After that I stuck to bumper cars and Ferris wheels.

She stuck to Bob when he was in trouble.

She stuck to heR task like grim death.

Remove clothing using scissors if necessary unless it is stuck to the burn.

If kids stuck to the kids' meals, obesity experts say, the calorie count wouldn't be alarming.

He has spent an inch to long hair white, the weight, eyes stuck to about half centimetres deep.

Maybe after an absolutely evil nightmare you will be stuck to your bed.

We sit for long hours in front of a computer, glued to our chairs or stuck to our phones.

In 2009, hoteliers stuck to the basics. In 2010, many are willing to experiment with new initiatives.

Those soldiers stuck to their guns and refused to surrender.

LL: Remember how hard English was at first? But you stuck to it and now it's much easier, right?

Instead, it largely stuck to itsniche market and thrives to this day.

You exercised all week? Stuck to your diet?

We stuck to this road and finally arrived on time.

I loved my Italian fizzy, but in deference to our PR campaign, I stuck to ordering "L. A. Tap. "

Both players stuck to their games plans in the second set. A deft touch by the Frenchman.

My false teeth are stuck to it.

For the most part, I stuck to my gameplan and he still scored 32 points!

He walks around with keys, phones or even iron bars stuck to him.

Our discussion stuck to one topic.

And I am worrying about Tmac's attitude. He only scored 11. That's fine. But he is playing smart. He didn't pass and stuck to jump shot.

Some of the leaders made continual mistakes because they stuck to their individual ideas.

So on the grounds that a false distinction is worse than none I stuck to the term "meme" .

Oh , the dough stuck to my fingers.

No champagne for me. I was driving so I stuck to water all evening.

The tree frogs sleep by day stuck to leaf-bottoms with their eyes closed and body markings covered.

Why did the other girls get stuck to the goose?

So I stuck to my goal and cherished him.

There is a piece of gum stuck to my shoe.

But if you'd stuck to the analysts' 10 favorite stocks instead, you'd have only lost, er, 48%.

I stuck to some pretty basic ideas that worked for me, integrity being the biggest one.

Mr Stern stuck to Mr Obama's proposal that America should trim its emissions back to the level of 1990 by 2020.

The work ethic between the team and the players was key. We all knew what we needed to do and we stuck to our jobs.

Eg. The paper is stuck to my finger.

it is stuck to a wall or a corner and cannot free itself.

My T-shirt's stuck to my sweater, isn't it?

Till then, I had stuck to my resolution to eat nothing that had had life.

That was hard. I did want boots, but I stuck to the pony.

She tried to get rid of him AT the party but he stuck to her like a bur

Saw a lot of everybody be stuck to new edition comment and opinion, we can be treated seriously, correct stoutly !

Officials stuck to worst case analysis, because it was safer.

Stuck to the ground the world spins around.

No, it's stuck to your. . .

But the language of wine colors the language of all beverages, and so the label of "fermentation" has stuck to black tea.

We knew what we were doing and why, and we stuck to it.

My shirt is stuck to me.

The doctors stuck to their research until they discovered how to cure the disease.

The mud stuck to my shoes.