Sentence examples for sticky time from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sticky time" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe a situation that feels prolonged or difficult, but clarity may be lacking without additional context. Example: "During the meeting, we hit a sticky time when discussing budget cuts, and it felt like we were stuck in a loop."
He was friendly with composer Hanns Eisler (and had a sticky time at a press conference after the release of 1947's Monsieur Verdoux, when he was asked to respond to allegations that Eisler was a communist).
I had a very sticky time defending the right of women to do the kind of things Alison did, but, at the same time, enormous numbers of people wrote to me to say it helped them to climb the mountains of everyday life.
Hogan, who ran GE's health care business, arrived at a sticky time.
"It's a wonderful club with a great support that's just had a bit of a sticky time of late".
This year, Pride Month comes at a pretty sticky time.
It will make you closer in a sticky time when you may be tempted to separate for the sake of avoiding uncomfortable situations.
It was hacked into sections and wok-fried with a sticky, time-honored Cantonese sauce of scallions and slivers of ginger.
"I hope they can be patient, it might not go right at the flick of a switch - there might be times when it doesn't go right, there might be sticky times in near future".
We ate ice-cream on the pavements of Camden while waiting to march upstairs to Television Personalities singer Dan Treacy's Room At The Top club, where we could be guaranteed a hassle-free, anorak-sticky time.
Since you see these sticky notes time and time again as you move around the house, you will soon learn the new words.
"Our audience, while it is harder to attract, is more durable and sticky over time," he said.
