If there are multimedia, best practices tips or competitive comparisons, they might stick around a bit longer.

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I'm going to stick around a bit longer than I had originally scheduled so I can keep working through these.

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"It can be a good little change because we've been taking a bit of stick, " McGeady said in Dublin.

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For my money, there needs to be a bit more stick to go with this amazing carrot of low-cost, in-person, tuition.

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It's all right him getting a bit of stick but when it comes to what we've just seen in midweek, everybody is sickened by it.

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"Sure I'd like to work with the missus, but it'll be a bit difficult to stick her in my next film because it's an all-male story, " he said.

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Arborea is a bit melodramatic at times (the recurring rain stick could have been left out of the mix), and the spareness can leave listeners wanting something meatier.

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If it isn't, then I will either stick with Spurs, as I believe they are a club who can restore a bit of my faith in modern football, or donate the cost of my Cardiff season ticket to charity and watch non-league football instead.

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Most times, the fakers seem to stick with items that are relatively easy to replicate, making everyone's lives a good bit easier when it comes to choosing between the authentic and the knockoff, but JaiQi Toys has upped the copycat ante a bit with its full-fledged lineup of Wowwee rips.

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The real key, insiders say, was the team's decision to stick to head coach Bill Belichick's battle-tested philosophy for acquiring talent: focusing on young bit players who can step into small but crucial roles.

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