stuck in

But to be able to play her, she’s sort of stuck in me now.

Ronald Reagan started touting “Reaganomics” at a time when his approval ratings were stuck in the high 30s and long before the economy recovered from its late-1970s doldrums.

Most other automakers’ shares are stuck in neutral.

"Even though it's a big step, I could have the possibility of maybe going for a little walk when I'm really struggling... but at the moment I'm stuck in a very dark place."

As the population ages, thousands upon thousands of people are stuck without the care they need, and thousands more stuck in hospital because there isn’t the support they need at home.