Sentences with phrase «just stuck in the mud»

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When we last left him, you will recall, California's histrionic hero, Silky Sullivan, had just stuck another horse feather in his cap by slithering five furlongs in mud in the highly creditable time of 1:00 [4/5](SI, March 31).

Since this is my last entry, I just have to say I'm sort of happy my husband was being a stick in the mud about new lunch boxes this year because my oldest daughter is in love with pink and she's going to be so happy to get a pink lunch box this coming fall!

David Starsky is just the sort of uptight, anal retentive stick - in - the - mud that Stiller's has a lot of success with in films like Meet the Parents and Along Came Polly - while Wilson's Ken Hutchinson is reminiscent of virtually every character in the actor's repertoire (with few exceptions, including his rare dramatic performance in The Minus Man).

Doting, chronically dorky Deanna (McCarthy) has just dropped off her precious Maddie (Molly Gordon, TNT's «Animal Kingdom») for senior year when stick - in - the - mud husband Dan (Matt Walsh) announces he's having an affair and wants a divorce.

It goes through the snow without much effort or struggle and it gets me out of some sticky situations sometimes, such as when I get stuck on the mud I just put it in 4 wheel drive and gets unstuck out of the mud without much effort.

Since most of the weight is on the drive wheels, you get better traction, and if you do get stuck with a spinning wheel in snow or mud, just turn the steering wheel a bit to allow the front tires to get a new bite.

Partially I'm just being a stick in the mud about Smash Bros controllers; I admit that.

And I am just going to leave this link here, for those who don't know I'm not really that much of a stick in the mud: link to Lawmaggeddon podcast

It's ok to get stuck in the mud, just don't stay there forever.

I would rather be on the cutting edge of business development than just saying that technology and progress is not for me and being a «stick in the mud».