Synonym: adhere, bind, bond, follow, hold fast, stick, stick with. Similar words: stick out, go back to, date back to, plastic, domestic, artistic, do justice, fantastic. Meaning: v. 1. stick to firmly 2. keep to.
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61) You intend to stick to this story that she knew nothing of your financial prospects?
62) We don't want to hear your opinions; stick to the facts!
63) Should you feed your baby on demand, or stick to a timetable? Sentencedict.com
64) She laid about herself with her stick to keep the dogs off.
65) Much safer to stick to one's close relations.
66) Stick to what you're good at, pal.
67) Stick to very pale or clear shades.
68) The snow was begin-ning to stick to my cloak.
69) The heat made her white dress stick to her.
70) But Reimers, 62, said that universities have an economic incentive to stick to fundamental research.
71) And he was carrying no thunder-and-fire stick to inflict pain on them.
72) Norbert Grindstone, the much-hyped karaoke kids who should stick to karaoke.
73) Do make sure you stick to the quantities I have specified at mealtimes.
74) Keep true. Never be ashamed of doing right. Decide what you think is right and stick to it. George Eliot 
75) Stick to big rocks that would be difficult to dislodge.
76) Whatever blend of approaches you adopt, remember to stick to the ten new management principles.
77) I wash it every day and use plenty of light conditioner but I don't stick to one brand.
78) They must stick to the party line, and their Bible must be its manifesto.
79) As the meat begins to firm from cooking, it will be less likely to stick to the grill.
80) The lump is more or less intact, though crumbs of it stick to Perry's fringe.
81) Understanding these potential dangers will help you prepare your business plan and stick to it.
82) Failure to stick to the safety rules is simply playing with fire.
83) If you can not tell long jokes without getting lost, stick to one-liners.
84) There was no lack of love, but there were limits, and the children were expected to stick to them.
85) If they fail to stick to their programme, they face further penalties.
86) Your eyes water, your tears freeze on your face, your eyeglasses stick to your skin.
87) Stick to native species to ensure the tree is suitable for the soil in your area.
88) One looked at her and then fell back heavily, flinging her hockey stick to the side.
89) Putting an arm round her shoulder, he crouched down and used a stick to draw the meadow in the dirt.
90) Appraisal interviews can be made more effective if you stick to some well tried ground rules.
More similar words: stick out, go back to, date back to, plastic, domestic, artistic, do justice, fantastic, realistic, statistics, optimistic, statistical, sophisticated, characteristic, look to, drink to, pick, kick, trick, click, brick, pick out, pick off, pick up, pickup, stir, still, stiff, tactic, exotic.