Sentence examples for find it sticky from inspiring English sources

If, like me, you need body cream after showering but find it sticky and uncomfortable in humid weather, this is the answer.

Add more flour if you find it's too sticky, and more water if too dry.

In the real world wages are "sticky": firms find it difficult to cut their employees' pay.

If Gaddafi screams "imperialism" when things get sticky, our politicians find it convenient to denounce "multiculturalism".

Label them with sticky notes if you find it necessary.

As funny as the pod is, you will learn a lot, too – from Buxton's honest discussions of grief when his dad died to how upsetting Sara Pascoe finds it when people make "clicky sticky" noises with their mouths.

For decades, the C.T.A. used creosote to protect wood on platforms, but the agency said it did not use the substance for the Brown Line project because it is increasingly hard to find, too sticky when applied to wood and less environmentally friendly than other applications.

Dig deep to find the sticky, golden and a touch toasty rice in the bottom of the pan.

But the hidden portals are almost impossible to find: if sticky eyeballs are the metric of success on the Internet, then IKEA rules sticky feet.

It has since risen relative to trend in recessions and fallen relative to trend in expansions.Productivity-rich recessions, and jobless recoveries, are a product of sticky wages.Mark Bils, Yongsung Chang, and Sun-Bin Kim find that sticky wages push firms to wring more output from existing employees when confronted by a decline in demand.

And drivers who don't find holding sticky doughnuts challenging enough can opt for ice cream cones from the Baskin-Robbins that was approved as part of the same project.