Sami stuck plastic explosive on the window.

Stuck in Transition

Elephants stuck in mud.

He further commented on the danger of being stuck in certain boxes.

It was stuck in between the relays on the Harvard Mark II.

Family stuck in car on the borders to duhook, no car is given access.

Sami and Layla were stuck waiting.

Feiruz is stuck at the airport!

And our prison system itself is stuck.

I caricatured my way through three layers by just impressing the guards, but I got stuck. I got stuck at the third.

Its gates are shut on its residents and visitors. Our children are stuck in their schools.

MT Stuck in traffic. I'll be there soon.

Life expectancy for men is stuck at 59.

Otherwise, their economies risk remaining stuck in recession.

That's what I got stuck doing the landmine campaign.

He explains Looks like I am stuck in Beirut.

The engine got stuck many times in the weeds.

On 28 March 2005 an 8.7 magnitude stuck with its epicenter just off the south end of Simeulue Island.

Are they just background noise from a soundtrack stuck on repeat when people say things like, Kids can be cruel.

Instead, Netanyahu stuck his fingers in America s eyes, counting on the Republicans mid term election victory to help him afterwards.

But the deal has not stuck, and the conflict has continued.

Lebanese Mark, who lives in Kuwait, says he is stuck in Beirut.

Both camps have stuck to their positions for at least a quarter century.

Nonetheless, much of the development policy community remains stuck in the distant past.

In Syria, Putin is stuck standing behind Assad as he slaughters his citizens.

Is Europe stuck? The current team of leaders has been an enormous disappointment.

I have stuck unto thy testimonies O LORD, put me not to shame.

On the other hand, most countries in the former Soviet Union are like much of North Africa and the Middle East stuck in transit.

Do you remember our being stuck in the snow with the car last winter?

Someone asked me whether I stuck it in in order to deflect ire from discussions of gender and Nazism and race and so on. I won't comment on that.

Often, names are stuck not only over the entire building, but also on as many constituent parts of it as fundraisers and architects can manage.

The psychological immune system works best when we are totally stuck, when we are trapped.

Prisons, of course, are where people who break our laws are stuck, confined behind bars.

At least it tells Europeans that they are not stuck together only for material reasons.

As I was leaving the plane in Paris, my bag got stuck in the seat.

I looked at the coffee cup. A bit of antenna was still stuck to it.

So, generally speaking, the work of courts is stuck due to lack of qualified staff.

On one of his earliest projects, the team was kind of stuck, and they came up with a mechanism by hacking together a prototype made from a roll on deodorant.

The ICC is like a cobweb small flies get stuck, but wasps and hornets get through.

He and his finance minister, Gordon Brown, stuck to their predecessors public spending plans, for example.

People are stuck in highways and streets around the city, especially in the north and east.

I have 3,480 books stored in boxes, stuck in shelves, in boxes, and in small boxes.

Parsons said the company stuck with the name because it made people smile and remember it.

That is where we are stuck at the moment, and that is what we must unstick.

It is. It's just stuck in this position, so I have to wear a two inch heel.