Sentence examples for sticky that from inspiring English sources

Nobody but Sticky, that is.

And it has long been known that their blood platelets can be "sticky" -- that is, likely to cause clots.

Tips are what economists call "sticky"; that is, once they reach a certain level, they are unlikely to go down.

But the new scientific approach was aimed primarily at making a show "sticky" — that is, magnetizing the attention spans of little kids.

Our study bored in on what makes consumers "sticky"—that is, likely to follow through on an intended purchase, buy the product repeatedly, and recommend it to others.

So if you replace the rice with something sticky that would hold a filling and be easy to slice, you'd be golden.

Buell's scripts are often sticky in that way.

Some species also expel specialized sticky filaments that ensnare or confuse an enemy.

The undissolved portion forms sticky filaments that clump together and slowly float to the surface.

Their knobbly brown seed pods contain a sticky pulp that surrounds the seeds.

I handed her a sticky note that read: I'm gay I'm sorry.