Examples of 'it gets stuck' in a sentence
Meaning of "it gets stuck"
When something 'gets stuck', it means that it becomes lodged or immobilized in a certain position or state, often due to a mechanical or physical obstruction. This phrase is commonly used to describe a situation where something is no longer moving or functioning as intended
How to use "it gets stuck" in a sentence
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it gets stuck
Especially if it gets stuck on the way out.
It gets stuck in your head for days.
It seems like it gets stuck in a few places.
It gets stuck in our heads for days.
And it can go here and it gets stuck.
Where it gets stuck between your teeth.
Not on the table where it gets stuck.
Because it gets stuck in my head all day.
It hits the second car and it gets stuck.
It gets stuck to their shitty prejudices.
You will find it gets stuck half way.
If it gets stuck at the inn that would be dangerous.
As the candy before it gets stuck in your hair.
If it gets stuck in the inn that would be dangerous.
Let us hurry before it gets stuck.
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Sometimes it gets stuck in your teeth.
This enables a snow clearance train to reverse direction quickly if it gets stuck.
It gets stuck all the time.
We are going to ask you how it gets stuck in these grids.
Unless it gets stuck in her intestine.
This is where it gets stuck.
It gets stuck in my pubes and makes little balls.
You know it gets stuck.
It gets stuck in my head for a while after listening.
Like a cotton candy before it gets stuck in the hair.
It gets stuck into the inevitable moment of death.
Will take some time before it gets stuck to your tongue.
It gets stuck in one shape.
Any insect that walks over it gets stuck and ultimately dies.
It gets stuck up on the fridge.
This is probably why people think it gets stuck for seven years.
It gets stuck in red tape.
Everytime I hear it it gets stuck in my head for weeks at a time.
It gets stuck right here.
We will all watch Andrew push it out if it gets stuck.
It gets stuck sometimes and is stiff for being a boxer.
The Roomba is not always smart and sometimes it gets stuck.
And it gets stuck in there.
Every time her toddler does a nasty little scribble It gets stuck up on the fridge.
It gets stuck in the cold.
And I can push my car if it gets stuck in the snow.
It gets stuck in your throat.
Here it is, sorry if it gets stuck in your head.
It gets stuck sometimes.
The backpack is so big, it gets stuck everywhere.
It gets stuck everywhere.
There is a bed underneath, but it gets stuck.
But it gets stuck.
When we see a lot of misery, it gets stuck here.
It gets stuck in my throat.
