Sentence examples for be stuck together with from inspiring English sources

The transplanted parts will then be stuck together with glue and stitches.

Typically the back pages will be stuck together with some type of substance that could be soda, snot or semen and the crossword puzzle is already done.

My organs are stuck together with scars called adhesions.

My fingernails are filthy and my toes are stuck together with mud.

"There were notebooks in the bags where the paper was stuck together with rain and damp," Lucinda explains.

This homemade, am-dram feel, with everything looking like it was stuck together with gaffer tape, is part of the show's charm.

The pollen grain type is compound, which means four microspores (pollen grains) are stuck together with a protein called callose.

While the computer is integral to Drew's work, the intention is for the work to look handmade, as though it were stuck together with sellotape and glue.

Stuff that's stuck together with splintered planks and rusty nails, the kind you see sticking up in those few sections of the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk that remain intact.

Would you, if your eyelashes were sticking together with bits of shell and unfertilized baby chicken?

Would you, if your eyelashes were sticking together with bits of shell and unfertilised baby chicken?