Sentence examples for sticky children from inspiring English sources

One is that a child's economic position is sticky: Children from affluent families are many times more likely to maintain their privileged status than children from poor families are to attain it.

It raises an important question: Will we welcome sticky children and dusty travelers and sweaty workers into our home and onto our couch?

I want to be famous to shuffling men who smile while crossing streets, sticky children in grocery lines, famous as the one who smiled back.

Rather than photos of sticky-faced children or rowdy teenagers, older customers might see shots featuring mild-mannered mature types like themselves.

Then that sticky, sweaty child plops himself into a glorified litter box.

When Apple unveiled its iPad in January 2010, the idea of handing over a touchscreen gadget costing at least £429 to a sticky-fingered child seemed ridiculous.

The insufferable weight comes from what these cells represent: the fleeting chance a tot will take hold and, like a sticky-fingered child, cling to the walls of my uterus for dear life.

The stickiness of the man's hands in the first stanza is attributed to the horse chestnut buds ("sticky buds" as children call them) and when the child is invited to touch them, we may shudder, but the child has no reason to.

Klutz makes Icky Poo, a sticky gel for children.

It's basically a sticky drink for children or a drinky stick for drunks, but it's certainly not a foodstuff.

Secondly, to clean sticky hands, small children are likely to lick their fingers.