用“sticking”造句大全，sticking造句

One of the girls tried to distract him by sticking a newspaper under his nose.

Japanese whaling was always going to be a major sticking point on the IWC agenda in Madeira.

In this phase, you learn more about food choices, portion sizes, menu planning and sticking to healthy habits.

Instead of being wired up to individual devices, by strapping or sticking on sensors, these are incorporated into the materials the garment is made from.

Wind whooshing through your hair, you stand at the window, as stupidly euphoric as a dog sticking its head out of a car.

As Mr Liu and his team explored the rocks they came across more than 70 markings that looked like tracks - slight impressions in the sediment with tiny ridges sticking up along the sides.

I can feel a nail sticking into my shoe.

They have too much invested in sticking with it.

For now most firms are sticking it out, but they are anxious.

Often the problem with goals is not setting them, but sticking to them when motivation flags. For more on sticking to your goals, read my Ultimate Guide to Motivation.

They always bury it under a ha'nted house or on an island, or under a dead tree that's got one limb sticking out.

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN -- I was shocked to see my father-in-law's body stretched out in a portable bathtub, his bare feet sticking out from under a peachcolored bath towel.

I saw him sticking by the square.

moist as with undried perspiration and with clothing sticking to the body.

So far, it’s just the top of the jockey’s head sticking out, and part of the enclodded guy’s foot.

Facing life is constantly sticking to the duel between hope and disappointment. If you grasp firmly with your courage and resolute hands, victory will be a hope.

After the cook had slit its throat, he used it as the base for five separate dishes, one of which was a dreary soup with two feet, like inverted salad tongs, sticking out of it.

Setting a schedule and an action plan to make amends - and sticking to it!

incorrigible; persist in evil and not repent; sticking to one's arbitrary habits; remain impenitent and keep to one's wrong doing

I found a nail sticking in the tyre.

The discovery of graphene came from simply sticking graphite to some adhesive tape, and peeling it off.

That said, these sticking points aren’t all bad.

The key to their study, though, was in showing that the infants were really imitating the experimenter rather than just sticking their tongues out or opening their mouths for some other reason.

It looks like quartz crystals sticking up out of the dark hollow.

PRESIDENT ASIF ZARDARI may yet regret sticking to a European jaunt this week, just as his countrymen struggled to cope with the worst flooding in Pakistan's history.