stuck together

Black people made him because they stuck together and they saw--look what's going down--let's get some of this.

As in many mill towns in New England, the French-Canadians in Lowell stuck together in a tight-knit ethnic enclave.

Republicans stuck together and forced the president to sign the tax-cut extension.

Long, long afterward Sara Lee found a quite delightful breakfast hidden between two pages that were stuck together.

He turned and screamed at their long white faces; and still they came on, all stuck together, like some horrible jell—.

And then I was thinking about the bunch of men who've stuck together and by me for five years, like a pack of wolves, by jove!

Another time she offered big balls of popped corn stuck together with maple sugar, and liberally sprinkled with beechnut kernels.

A string of fragments having been collected and stuck together, the next step is to fuse them down into a uniform rod.