Sentence examples for a bit thicker to from inspiring English sources

Even the window glass is a bit thicker to suppress noise.

Instead of growing the iPad's height and width (and therefore the screen size), the new iPad was made a bit thicker to accommodate the larger battery needed to power the 4G chipset and retina display.

Then you pick up the phone and realize its quite a bit thicker (to make room for that QWERTY keyboard, of course) and sports a nice textured finish across the back.

"Paddy and Margaret" are a bit thick to him.

But this wasn't the version we saw in the final cut either: Erso plays her part in convincing a small band of the rebels to help her in her mission to steal the Death Star plans, but whoever cut the trailer seems to have been laying it on a bit thick, to say the least.

It's probably a bit thick to be carried around in a pocket, but it's a great size to thrown in a backpack for on-the-go mobile record.

Other women from the same courtyard on secteur 30 Ouagadougou outskirt, Burkina Faso's capital lay it on a bit thick to make the case stronger.

Keep the consistency a bit thick to line the sloped edges of the pond.

Such paper is typically a bit thicker at 24 to 32 pounds, and whiter, often with a light glossy coating on the surface to brighten colors.

Her brows are pretty thin, though they are a bit thicker closer to her nose, thinning out a bit after the arch, which falls just above the outsides of both of her eyes.

The first-generation unit is the same as the second-gen except that it's a bit thicker and tends to work with more home heating and cooling systems.