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Meanings of stick by in English
Usage of stick by in English
1
Ms McClure's family plans to stick by her side no matter happens.
2
The gregarious go with the future, the solitary stick by the past.
3
I've taken that decision and I'm going to stick by that decision.
4
I am obliged to you; but I must stick by Mrs. Atterson.
5
To stick by her husband, convention told her; and so she decided.
6
As long as I am here I must stick by my family.
7
She evidently meant to stick by her partner and share his danger.
8
It will stick by me longer, if I get a job to-day.
9
If Mr. Quigg goes on to the coast, I'll stick by him.
10
As a matter of fact, I've wondered why you stick by me.
11
As for Ince, it is to be hoped Blackburn stick by him.
12
I'm willin' to stick by this job if you say the word.
13
He decides he ought to stick by his wife and his kid.'
14
I'm a-gwine ter l'arn you a lesson dat 'll stick by you.'
15
Didn't I stick by you when Guthrie an' his bunch come up?
16
If you'll stick by me, Dick, we'll retake her yet, or die!
This collocation consists of:
Stick by through the time
Stick by across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common