“stick”可以造什么句，stick造句

Don' t stick at trifles.

He waved the stick at them.

I cut a notch in a stick.

Try to stick to some or all of these strategies.

The old man limped away on the stick.

Formalize the experiment. The basic principles for learning from experiments are familiar; stick to them.

You should follow a healthy diet that you like and that you can stick to.

One young male chimp was seen using a stick to play "airplane," resting on his back and holding the stick up with his hands and feet, the way that many parents play with their young children.

Spiders do not like dampness in the air, either. A spiderweb will not stick to a damp surface.

The first is to try, through training and a mixture of stick and carrot, to convert duds into non-duds.

But it raises more starkly than ever a question: can he and his colleagues stick with Mr Berlusconi?

Time faded to downtown, the rain is a heart of compassion stick, words say through Ayutthaya, Liao slightly pessimistic busy time.

One of the products, with the long-winded name amyloid beta-peptide 42, has the unfortunate property that its molecules like to stick to each other.

To do anything, you need to stick to it. You haven't seen the end of the end, or you're going to get to the end of the line, but you don't get away with your dream.

Winding mountain road, climbing up when panting, walking to the half of the mountainside but frown on the stick, to the top of the mountain look down, fortunately, the bitter is himself, but the achievements of others.

Mandela, leaning on a stick with one arm, and on his third wife, graca Machel, with the other, looked out at the auditorium and beamed under his shock of white hair.

To adapt to a variety of discomfort before, no one has asked me hard not to suffer, I also habitually ignored the fear of their own, hard to stick to so long to be poked in a sentence in your tears, people are always so fragile and strong!

frozen stick confection

This glue doesn't stick very well.

Once he made a promise, he would stick to it.

"No, I stick to my own country," he replied,"it's good enough for me."

To stick with the above example: imagine the spaceship speeds up by firing its thrusters. Those onboard will stick to the ground just as if they were on Earth.

In the fierce battle, Cancer, Hydra's assistant, was killed by Heracles who crushed shells with a stick.

When cany loose, first with the cane, garnish with wet iron pliers fixed it to, with strong adhesive make it stick can.

So as long as you stick to the simplest rules of concurrent programming - stateless services and immutable objects, it will be a breeze to wire your services to any producer or consumer.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Post-menopausal Chinese women who eat a Western-style diet heavy in meat and sweets face a higher risk of breast cancer than their counterparts who stick to a typical Chinese diet loaded with vegetables and soy, a study found.

Pick one and stick with it.

The poster wouldn't stick even though I drenched it with glue.

He unstrapped his knapsack, put it, with his stick, on the hedge-bank, and opened the gate.

We should perfect auditing norms, stick to the revealing system at public expenses, and design comparatively perfect auditing trust mode to guarantee the promotion of auditing quality.

Life is a fragile boat, but the direction can not be determined by the sea. If the fate is delivered to the sea, the only waiting is sunk. What we need to experience is how we stick to our own direction.

Mutual respect, camaraderie and ambition have encouraged the two to stick together and achieve business success.

So tarantulas often use silk much like Spider-Man does when wall-crawling—to stick to surfaces and stay firmly attached, even when the ground is shaky, the research confirmed.

These forms may include pneumatic conveying, moving beds or stick-slip flow, fluidized solids transport and nearly always one or more fluidized beds.

We must stick to our task till it is finished.