Sentence examples for sticks for example from inspiring English sources

Few mantids or walking sticks, for example, occur outside tropical or subtropical areas.

They had learned how to masturbate with sticks, for example -- male and female alike -- and to make ritual "raspberry" noises at bedtime before scaling into their nests.

You can expand the range but Sony's memory sticks, for example, are expensive: a Sony Internet personal hi-fi costs around £300 and comes with 64 MB of memory.

The camera gives you a new visual language: you can be objective or subjective depending on where it's placed and create different moods by being handheld or placing it on sticks for example.

Ms. Schor, in effect, has written a modern-day version of "The Theory of the Leisure Class," in which Thorstein Veblen chronicled the "conspicuous consumption" of America's wealthy at the turn of the century, noting their spending on luxury goods (gold-handled walking sticks, for example) to call attention to their wealth and thus gain social esteem.

Burger King's French Toast Sticks, for example, have 25 grams of sugar.

The left-stick, for example, is essentially the player's toolbox for faking out opponents.

There were no rules against holes in the shaft of a bat or hockey stick, for example, because no one had tried to put them there before.

The descriptions range in detail from the very brief — "accelerator sticking," for example — to the more complex, including some with harrowing details of a crash or near crash.

On the contrary, numerous changes in the ratio over the years have stuck: for example, NBA teams won 65% of their regular-season home games from 1975-1992, compared with just 60% since then.

It was not that their penises did not exist, it was just that she could not picture them — the one that belonged to the boy with a stick, for example, hanging down as he leaned out over the water, straight as a plumb line.