Examples of 'gets stuck' in a sentence
Meaning of "gets stuck"
The phrase 'gets stuck' is commonly used to describe a situation where someone or something becomes unable to move or progress further. It can be both a physical and metaphorical expression, indicating a state of being immobilized, trapped, or unable to find a solution or way forward
How to use "gets stuck" in a sentence
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gets stuck
Foreign material gets stuck in control valve.
Gets stuck in your teeth and all.
Chicken always gets stuck between my teeth.
Gets stuck in vertical obstacles such as craters.
If your vehicle gets stuck in mud or snow.
It gets stuck in your head for days.
The cellophane gets stuck in there too.
It gets stuck in our heads for days.
Especially if it gets stuck on the way out.
He gets stuck on an island for four years.
Like if a limb gets stuck and twisted.
The buckets falls and he gets stuck.
The toast gets stuck in the device.
And only one guy gets stuck.
The gravel gets stuck in the wheels.
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Let me know if your zipper gets stuck.
It usually gets stuck down in the bend.
I am not the type who gets stuck.
After he gets stuck in the whirlpool of plaque.
But someone always gets stuck working.
Science gets stuck in its initial algorithm.
Stop grinder immediately if tool gets stuck.
The food gets stuck in your throat.
And it can go here and it gets stuck.
One ring gets stuck on her finger.
Sometimes the choke plate gets stuck.
The back gate gets stuck sometimes.
Not on the table where it gets stuck.
It seems like it gets stuck in a few places.
No wonder their agile transformation gets stuck.
The control stick gets stuck sometimes.
She gets stuck in the mouth of the cave.
It lingers in it because its protagonist gets stuck in it.
But it all gets stuck in one place.
No moving parts means nothing gets stuck.
Where it gets stuck between your teeth.
Sometimes the thingy gets stuck.
Marzipan gets stuck in the oldies teeth.
Everybody who works in a hospital eventually gets stuck.
Then my foot gets stuck in some rocks.
Gets stuck in the deep muck.
Your hand gets stuck in the box.
Gets stuck to your sticky fingers.
Your father gets stuck on the top.
Gets stuck under or behind furniture.
Occasionally gets stuck under low furniture.
Gets stuck into furniture from time to time.
That energy gets stuck in the system.
Something floats around in here and gets stuck.
Because it gets stuck in my head all day.
