Sentence examples for seriously sticky from inspiring English sources

5.30am GMT 48th over: England 114-9 (Broad 13 Anderson 0) So – unless something entirely ludicrous happens – England are in the seriously sticky stuff here.

And while a toast to times ahead is a great way to celebrate, it's also sometimes the culprit of a seriously sticky mess.

Silicone caulk can be seriously sticky stuff, so the more of it you can get off of your hands initially, the easier it will be to get your hands completely clean in the long run.

He also does seriously good sticky buns and maple-syrup-and-bacon scones, plus excellent coffee.

At this point, of course, we have many cohorts of economists trained in freshwater schools who don't know this history — they just know that Keynes was "proved wrong" in the 70s, but don't know the context, and are shocked, shocked to discover that the other half of the profession continued to take the evidence on sticky wages seriously despite the lack of a maximizing model to explain it.

They were seriously meaty and covered in sticky, face-wrecking sauce.

Seriously, how possible is this, your sticky smoke?

Properly sticky risotti are taken seriously here, and three are offered.

Pilgrims have left behind white roses, those ubiquitous white headphone buds, what looked like a well-worn Apple Lisa keyboard, sticky note epitaphs, an iPhone (seriously), as well as a bunch of actual apples as tribute to jobs.

Such was Berezovsky's position, and so sticky the ends of a few who have seriously crossed the Kremlin, that speculation is bound to pursue his memory, regardless of how he actually died.

Are you seriously still on that thing, with the broken touchpad and the sticky "a" key?