1 She was warm and cold and sticky all at the same time and the feel of the night air on her limbs was refreshing.
2 She felt dirty and messy and sticky, almost as if she smelled bad.
3 Puzzled, her hand went over it and, to her horror, a sticky red wetness appeared on her palm.
4 Behind Billy's Lunch, the cook, in an apron which must long ago have been white, smoked a pipe and spat at the pest of sticky flies.
5 We went all the way in day-coaches, becoming more sticky and grimy with each stage of the journey.
6 She took a few grains of the popcorn we pressed upon her, eating them discreetly and taking care not to get her fingers sticky.
7 The sister, Catherine, was a slender, worldly girl of about thirty with a solid sticky bob of red hair and a complexion powdered milky white.
8 And in token of all now being well and satisfactory, she opened her mouth a little, smacked her lips, and settling her sticky lips more comfortably about her old teeth, she sank into blissful repose.
9 He was carefully with a blunt knife getting a live bee covered with sticky honey out of a cup full of white honeycomb.
10 The birches with their sticky green leaves were motionless, and lilac-colored flowers and the first blades of green grass were pushing up and lifting last year's leaves.
11 Having changed horses twice and galloped twenty miles in an hour and a half over a sticky, muddy road, Bolkhovitinov reached Litashevka after one o'clock at night.
12 The white canvas on his tennis shoes was bloodstained and sticky.
13 He passed his tongue over a spoonful of preserves, and stuck his teeth into the sticky pastry of Mme.
The Three Musketeers By Alexandre DumasContext Highlight In 32 A PROCURATOR'S DINNER 14 The sense of his flesh touching her, his very stickiness upon her, was dear to her, and in a sense holy.