1.   Although her singing can indeed swing, she generally sticks pretty close to pop.

2.   As long as I stick close to traffic laws, I drive all over the place in my bland Honda and never get stopped by the cops.

3.   According to Noble, the best way to make the Cougars a nationwide presence would be to stick close to home when it came to recruiting.

4.   But he decided to stick close to home, playing for Philander Smith College in Little Rock, a school with several hundred students.

5.   Theme parks expect to profit from the trend, which signals a desire among U.S. families to stick close to home.

6.   Walsh and Jain typify the average American consumer, who in this age of uncertainty is sticking close to home and watching his or her pennies.