Sentence examples for sticker from inspiring English sources
The word "sticker" is a valid and commonly used word in written English
You can use it to refer to a paper or plastic label or decoration that can be stuck onto a surface. For example, "I stuck a Hello Kitty sticker onto my laptop."
noun
Something that sticks
He is a member of the Richmond Tea Party but not of Code Pink, he said, adding that he "just loved" what the sticker said.
He wore a "Richmond Tea Party" baseball cap, as well as a Code Pink sticker saying "Make Out, Not War".
Oprah's Book Club resurrected sales of decades-old classics through simple cover redesigns and the imprimatur of the club's sticker.
While galactically jazzed at the opportunity to see Jedi, a film I'd only experienced second-hand through action figures and a Panini sticker album, I was acutely aware that family tradition dictated a far-flung woodland walk on Boxing Day.
We've no fluorescent wet-suits, no bumper sticker that reads: "On the seventh day God went surfing".
That's depressing not only because it means that future DVD reissues of 1993's The Three Musketeers will now come with a sticker reading "A seminal breeding ground for thespian magnificence", but because Two and a Half Men – and Sheen in particular – just isn't very good.
John, who had a "Sharia-free zone" bumper sticker on his pickup truck, described the attendees as a "very constitutionalist, very Christian crowd".
They see the sticker, it makes no difference".
Guardian Washington bureau chief Dan Roberts (@RobertsDan) passes along the pool report: [Biden] carried a few containers of "Coffee Cake Bites" – apparently $5 each per the sticker, and "Baked from scratch" with no trans fats.
I still have his football sticker.
Nick suggests a sticker as a compromise.
