stick to's Usage Examples:

For the Enforcer they get special Flingers which have a longer distance of fire and will either stick to the wall or be able to be bounced off the wall.

hot that the soft glassy pyroclasts stick together at point contacts, and deform: this is known as welding.

publishing on COVID-19? If we ignore the image of multiple shell corporations enshrouding a hastily organized Surgisphere Corporation and stick to analyzing the.

forward stick to maintain the same distance from the rearward moving marshaller.

transfused blood group and as a result, the erythrocytes clump up and stick together causing them to agglutinate.

FleetThe Aerovip fleet includes the following aircraft (as of 18 February 2010) In physics, a Feshbach resonance can occur upon collision of two slow atoms, when they temporarily stick together forming an unstable compound with short lifetime (so-called resonance).

semifinals, de Vera had the teams stick to a "secret agent" theme.

pressure and rivalry and wish to inspire others along the way not to "stick to the status quo.

sometimes stick to the shovel; the worker would hear a pop and feel a sudden pain between the shoulder blades, unable to continue working.

After the film came out Meyer said I plan to stick to what I know works and make one X picture after the next and be even more outrageous with sex and keep pushing the boundaries further and further.

Although the spoken words were never confirmed, Simon was suspended three games as a result of using his stick to hit Grier.

Sergeant told journalist Jon Cronshaw that: “We don’t want to have to stick to the verse-chorus-verse format, because that’s what we have to do in the Bunnymen.

In experiments, these prototypes proved difficult to aim and only by chance did any stick to the metal bins used to represent tanks.

Synonyms:

cling, bond, cleave, bind, hold fast, stick, adhere, attach, cohere,

Antonyms:

detach, unstrap, untie, unfasten, unbind,