How To Use Stickily In A Sentence
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Listen, son: I am saying this as you lie asleep, one little paw crumpled under your cheek and the blond curls stickily wet on your damp forehead.
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Listen, son; I am saying this as you lie asleep, one little paw crumpled under your cheek and the blond curls stickily wet on your damp forehead. I have stolen into your room alone.
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A spider web glistens stickily in a branch shading the ant hole.
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Instead of soft clouds of sweetly sour fruit tucked beneath a comforting blanket of biscuity pastry, the tatin brazenly displays its wares, stickily caramelised and decadently buttery, on the outside – the humble base reduced to a mere vehicle for the apples in their sugary finery.
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he felt the blood move stickily from his split scalp and trickle down his forehead
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And then I let the receiver slide stickily from my sweating hand.
ABSOLUTE TRUTHS
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In reality this blood which still oozes out stickily, is the red sap of the tree.
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He paid the old man and walked back down towards the car park, chuckling to himself, ice cream seeping stickily over his wrists.
DESPERADOES
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They slid down her face stickily, and she didn't brush them away.
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Once outside he noticed how stickily the air clung to him, and for the first time noted how badly he must have been sweating back there.
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Then the film melts into a strange political gloop, where significant facts are stickily mixed with half-arguments, innuendos and outright dishonesties.
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I'm drooping in the oppressive heat, but Binoche is fresh-faced and crisply unaffected, her impossibly glamorous shoes tucked neatly beneath her, perky and upright as we sprawl stickily in the leather seats.
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I find the accompanying sauce, made from a mixture of double cream, treacle and demerara sugar far too rich for the pudding – it's blandly creamy, rather than stickily toffeeish.
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“You, icy sweetness of strawberry, chocolate or vanilla, melting, stickily into your inverted dunce cap, ravisher of appetites, leading the younger generation from the straight and narrow paths of spinach, pilferer of the pennies that might go to make a fortune; destroyer of the peace of homes, instrument of bribery and reward of virtue.”
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