Sentence examples for sand sticks from inspiring English sources

The wet sand sticks to their ankles and calves.

"You can't harvest when it's wet," Mrs. O'Neal explained, "because sand sticks to the melon and scratches the skin".

It's tears for two hours when sand sticks to sunscreen at the beach.

If you can leave a mark and barley any sand sticks to your thumb you can proceed to the next step.

She pressed her feet deeper, and the sand stuck to the raw places.

Lying in a dimly lighted windowless room, I closed my eyes and pretended I was at the beach, with grains of sand sticking to my suntan lotion.

So what Mr. Evans refers to as "superhomes" in the enviable Bournemouth districts of Branksome Park, Canford Cliffs and Sandbanks (a spit of sand sticking into the sea that is among the most expensive acreage in the country) could be coveted by the same kind of overseas buyers who keep the central London market so buoyant.

Codfish Park is a spit of sand sticking out into the Atlantic from the eastern end of the island.

I tossed the stick and vigorously brushed my hands together but the sand stuck to my palms.

The moist air and sailing mist left on her droplets of water that magnified each grain of sand stuck to her skin.

Let it grow out for BeachBear Weekend in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Meet up with furry friends May 8 to 13. Bring a comb, because you're sure to get plenty of sand stuck in your mane.