Phrases with «to stick around»

The phrase "to stick around" means to remain in a place or situation for an extended period, often implying that one intends to continue being present and involved. Full definition

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Sentences with «to stick around»

  • Instead, you're rewarded for sticking around for as long as possible, and even for deliberately putting yourself in danger. (wolfsgamingblog.com)
  • It might pick up later in the game but for reasons I'll explain later, I didn't stick around long enough. (darkstation.com)
  • This creates more efficiency within your company overall because there is less wasted time dealing with leads that will never purchase or acquiring customers that don't stick around for long term. (blog.hubspot.com)
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