We had to get a farmer to come with his tractor and help us move the stuck car.

The cat was stuck in a tree.

I'm stuck on this question. Do you know what the answer is?

The kids gathered some sticks for the fire.

The cook stuck the knife into the mango.

Let me stick this notice on the board.

Jim licked the stamp and stuck it to the envelope.

The glue stuck to my fingers and I had to scrub for 10 minutes to remove it.

They used five sticks of dynamite to blow the hole in the rock.

The police used their sticks to control the crowd.

The hockey player broke his stick and needed another one.

The pilot pulled back on the stick to fly higher.

I need a stick of butter for this recipe.

The old man leaned on his stick as he stood watching the children run across the field.

Karen got a lot of stick off her colleagues for the mistake she'd made.

The patient felt the stick of the needle in her arm.

Rosemary lives on a farm in the sticks.

I was shifting into third gear when the gear lever suddenly stuck.

The fly stuck to the sticky trap.

The zipper stuck halfway up.

Barry's brothers gave him the nickname "Bud" when he was a child, and it stuck.

Julie stuck the plastic with a pin to drain the water.

The spear stuck the explorer through the heart.

The dog stuck his head out the window.

Harry's friends stuck him with the dinner bill.

I don't think I can stick much more of this film; it's abysmal!

If you stick around after the closing credits, you will catch the movie's extra scene.

Joel stuck by his opinion, despite all the arguments to the contrary.

Nowadays you don't have to lick the edge of an envelope before you stick it down.

If you stick your tongue out again, a bird may come and roost on it.

Other children tease him because his ears stick out.

The young man's blue Mohawk stuck out in the corporate offices.

By the twentieth mile of the marathon, Adam was exhausted, but he stuck the race out and finally made it to the finish line.

A gang stuck up that bank over there last week.

When the bullies came around, he stuck up for his little sister.

If I stick with this diet, I should be able to wear my favorite pants again by Christmas.

She had been a good friend who had stuck with me through thick and thin.

The car got stuck in the mud and a local farmer had to pull it free with his tractor.

My sister went shopping with her friend and I got stuck with babysitting her two small children.

Neil was trying to solve a maths problem, but got stuck.

Olivia got stuck on the last crossword clue.

When asked why he was late, he was stuck for words.

Isabella feels that she is stuck in a rut in her current job.

The girl was stuck on the blond guy.

She was really stuck up: she thought she was better than everyone else.