Sentence examples for huge sticky from inspiring English sources
Breakfast selections run from $2.75 (for a huge sticky bun) to $9 or more for the egg dishes.
On the upside, those huge, sticky hunks of brisket and rib racks that you can see being carved up, taste pretty good (from £8.95).
Ella's is known for its open-face omelets (that day's selections included a sausage, basil, mozzarella and tomato sauce version) and baked goods (a majority of the tables, including ours, surrendered $2.75 for one of Ella's huge sticky buns, delivered with a steak knife to part the goo).
In a celebrated article, Elizabeth David described spending two days making Christmas pudding on a Greek island: "When I hear people moaning about... how much better things were in the old days, I wonder if they have ever given a thought to what it was like to shred suet, clean currants, take the stones out of huge sticky raisins, chop the... peel, pound the spices... .....
And voilà, there you have an excuse to cast your huge sticky net over the art world, movies, magazines, and pop culture, all in the name of gathering pictures of kids looking sexy and vaguely dangerous.
Granted he is yet to snap anybody's spine with a sponge, but the schtick has long been a trope of just how literally in-your-face EDM has become: the practice of waiting for a huge, sticky drop before actually dropping something huge and sticky onto the crowd.
Here's one to get everyone started: Sixth grade students share what they like to write with a HUGE sticky-note collection, & a video.
But there's huge evidence for sticky prices, lots of evidence that monetary shocks have real effects — and it's hard to produce a coherent model in which that's true that doesn't also leave room for fiscal policy.
As huge fans of glutinous rice, which is sticky rice's formal name, we're here to clear up a few things.
A huge cylinder of buttery sticky rice, however, overwhelmed the dish.
Another sushi chef, Emilio Sanchez, came out from the kitchen with a huge vat of steaming, sticky sushi rice.
