How To Use Stick by In A Sentence
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Smith enforced a highly unpopular no-guns policy in the cowtown, and for the most part, made the law stick by beating the hell out of people with his bare hands.
The Four Toughest Men of the Old West
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This refers to a miser, perhaps the most despised of all types in a world where generosity is the yardstick by which humanity is measured.
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There has been no yardstick by which potential students can assess individual schools before signing up for a course.
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They vowed to stick by one another no matter what happened.
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McCain answer is to stick by what he knows is right and limit the child, child may still be angry with parent however the child is better off for the decision to be limited.
GI Bill poses challenge to McCain
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He was highly respected as an artist and his art remains the yardstick by which English painters can measure themselves and their work.
Times, Sunday Times
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The very time you should stick by your beleaguered spouse is when your loyalty can serve and support him.
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There has been no yardstick by which potential students can assess individual schools before signing up for a course.
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Warm Geranium lipstick by Kanebo and a loose matt powder completed the look.
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There has been no yardstick by which potential students can assess individual schools before signing up for a course.
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It's a characteristic that people want to see, but they don't want it to become a pugil stick by which candidates beat each other up and the media beats up candidates.
CNN Transcript Dec 15, 2007
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We must stick by our decision.
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It assembled them in a stick by mechanical means and a cast was then taken using molten metal from the crucible.
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Another yardstick by which to measure last night's debate was everything each candidate said entirely accurate.
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Recognizing these great gifts but also his corrosive personality four men and women covenanted to stick by Jerome.
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She made a plea to councillors representing the area to stick by their voters and ensure buses continue to serve the estate.
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One of the men was the perfect Westernised gentleman: a suit, a hat and a walking stick by his side - a remnant of the Raj.
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At least real conservatives stick by their guns, but you're the worst kind of pusillanimous, wobbling imbeciles.
Took a ride on the reading
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A journalist rounded on him, asking: ‘Do you stick by your belief that amygdalin stops the spread of cancer?’
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That remains the yardstick by which change here should properly be measured.
Times, Sunday Times
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I love him and whatever happens I'll stick by him.
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We don't have a common yardstick by which to compare the two cases.
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We don't have a common yardstick by which to compare the two cases.
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Stick by the truth and law, strictly abide the profession ethics and practice discipline.
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The two lovers pledged to stick by each other in fair weather or foul.
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Alex will probably stick by David Partridge at left back because, unlike Jamie Buchan, he is naturally left-footed and he has a good, strong physique about him.
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He called on the Government to act without delay on the Tribunals and he appealed to the big business interests of the country to stick by their country and not to choose to legally absent themselves from the Irish tax jurisdiction.
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I love him and whatever happens I'll stick by him.
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Mandela, who said he would stick by his "agonising" decision of the week before to end diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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And earlier this year, a lollipop lady nearly quit her job after being pelted with a drinks can, water balloons and a stick by students from the school.
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The two lovers pledged to stick by each other in fair weather or foul.
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In spite of any condition,he will stick by his principles.
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You can make a dipstick by nailing a shiny can lid to the end of a stick at least three-feet long and marking one inch graduations on the stick.
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He called on London and Dublin to stick by the terms of their joint declaration.
