Sentence examples for I thick from inspiring English sources

(i) Thick lines represent vectors of length, the length of the power spectrum considered.

Towers of various heights between 50 and 250 m are considered and investigated with three different design options as follows: (i) thick walled tower with internal horizontal stiffening rings, (ii) thick walled tower without stiffening rings and (iii) thin walled tower with stiffening rings.

The first category of traces included those that were (i) thick, (ii) high contrast, (iii) sparse, and (iv) unidirectional.

The following storage organs were harvested in individual species: (i) thick skeletal roots with shoot bases (L. niger, T. montanum, S. pratensis and A. sylvestris); (ii) thick skeletal roots and rhizomes (G. sanguineum, C. recta and S. carvifolia); (iii) thick roots with root tubers and rhizomes (F. vulgaris) and (iv) rhizomes (P. erecta).

Atherton has just come in to the commentary box and opened with the line: "Ooo, it's like a morgue round here isn't it?" referring, I thick, to the quiet atmosphere around Edgbaston rather than the cadaverous frame of Ian Botham sat alongside.

Look how the floor of heaven Is thick inlaid with patens of bright gold.

Is it thick and lush?

Is it thick or thin?

Write down what you want to make and it's attributes: Is it thick or runny?

They also perform "Blood Is Thicker Than Water" and "Till the End".

Blood Is Thicker Than Water, but Semen Is Thicker Than Blood The thought would likely repulse them, since nothing disgusts people more than talking about anything vaguely incestuous or bodily fluids.