Sentence examples for sticky moment from inspiring English sources

But it was a sticky moment.

It could have been a sticky moment, but their voices, though a little patchy, were still full of rumble and froth.

Clinton operatives happily note that Mr Obama faces a sticky moment on March 3rd when the trial for fraud of Antoin Rezko opens.

The way Markovits handles the convergence of these two vulnerable consciousnesses, in describing a sticky moment between them from the point of view of each, is remarkable.

There was one sticky moment, when Mr Cameron was reminded by a tactless journalist that he had once described his new coalition partner as "my favourite political joke".

There's a sticky moment when a witness gives as an example of a murderer's flashiness his penchant for show-off watches.

There were few – if any – sticky moments.

After the sticky moments, it was undoubtedly England's day.

The sticky moments in England's defence in the first half, in particular, were truly desperate.

But he kept the mood high, dancing, yelling encouragement, cracking up at sticky moments.

There had already been one or two sticky moments in Altermodern, the fourth Tate Triennial.