1 The knife was stuck on the chopping block but she pulled it out with a jerk.

2 What on earth was the matter with her, she wondered. She'd come here to enjoy herself and here she was, stuck on her own in the hotel.

3 But my mind was stuck on this Martian theory.

4 They were stuck on the outside like cheerleaders.

5 Now I was stuck on my northernmost hang-up.

6 Co. was stuck on Santa Cruz.

7 She says it was an old building and some one could have been stuck on an upper floor.

8 An injury or being stuck on a stationary chairlift can be a very frosty experience.

9 I was afraid I would be stuck on the medicine for ever.

10 Magnets are stuck on to the back of stiff paper shapes by a strip of Sellotape.

11 He must, of course,[] be stuck on the page where I left him.

12 The posters be stuck on the wall.

13 Want to be stuck on the career treadmill?

14 Certainly, I wouldn't have wanted to be stuck on a desert island with her for any length of time.

15 A full - length picture is required to be stuck on the certificate.

16 A pair of feet be stuck on the football like a sticky candy, that absolutely.

17 Or do we be stuck on benefit in the long term?