I became glued to old repeats of Wildlife on One.
At body temperature, chocolate quickly melts and does not become glued to teeth or gums.
Actual child testing, however, suggests that while babies and toddlers become glued to the on-screen animations, they can't understand the connection between their button swipes and the happenings on the TV.
The second, Path Finder, is specially designed for Parkinson's patients who suffer from freezing of gait, where they feel as if their feet suddenly become glued to the floor.
Like saturated fats, they raise the "bad," or L.D.L., cholesterol that can become glued to arteries; but unlike saturated fats, they also lower the "good" H.D.L. cholesterol that clears away these harmful deposits.
All this time, we've been operating under the mistaken assumption that you were choosing to get all belligerent every time our college boyfriend called, or to tune us out as your eyes became glued to the waitress's breasts showcased in a T-shirt two sizes too small.
"I was given the DVD set of the Olympics for Christmas and my five-year-old son became glued to it for ages – specifically the last disc with the closing ceremony, so he is now a fan of Madness, the Pet Shop Boys and, er, One Direction," writes Robin Hazlehurst.
Without the Web, would there have been an outbreak of the "election flu," creating massive numbers of folks to stay home and become glued to their TV?
Listeners become glued to their radios, TVs, and prejudices.
"The problem, however, arises when people rely on it for that interaction or become glued to constantly checking their newsfeed".
