Sentence examples for More thick from inspiring English sources

What's more, thick forest isn't great terrain to spot wildlife.

"The traditional way is a little more thick and heavy.

Behind more thick metal doors is a room where messages were sent and received in code.

Flipping his second high into the air, the ball dumps back down into more thick stuff.

Walking up to play his third shot from some more thick rough, he looked disgusted about the apparent injury, but pitched to inside 10 feet.

I enjoyed the "steamers" more – thick juicy clams dipped in clam broth to clean off any mud, and then in melted butter.

It's fortunate that the governor is more thick-skinned.

Management is more thick-skinned about letting people go, and workers are more thick-skinned about accepting layoffs as a condition of employment".

The epidermis may have one or more thick-walled layers called the hypodermis beneath it.

Plus, in black culture, a curvier and more thick-set body is considered desirable and attractive.

Far from being a head-busting capo, I've found him to be more thick-skinned about criticism than most people I write about.