Sentence examples for a thin day from inspiring English sources

Hillman's belief that 'the secret of newspaper design [is to] create it so that it looks good on the dullest day' was tested with the very first edition, a thin day for news.

I understand that Monday is a thin day for news, and almost any story may be welcomed by a news editor.

"It's like a thin line; one day you are normal, the next day you wake up and you become an addict," she said.

The Knicks' pool of prospective coaches became a little thinner Monday, when the Milwaukee Bucks hired Scott Skiles to fill their vacancy.

Your disturbing article "When Is Thin Too Thin?" (Thursday Styles, Sept. 21) left me with the question: What do designers (and the linked model agencies) think they are doing?

(The bill passed by a thin margin late Sunday).

That's one reason I found myself climbing onto a thin gray carpet Wednesday morning and careening down a steel-and-glass slide that has been attached — like a transparent worm, a see-through appendage — to the exterior of the tallest building in Los Angeles, the 1,018-foot-high 1,018-foot-high 1,018-foot-high

On a clear day, a thin mist rises out of the sea at the western horizon looking out from the Isle of Man.

After 1 day, a thin pellicle that lacked a complex structure began to form.

While Saturday's warmth drew a tremendous crowd, the number of visitors thinned Sunday as a cold front brought early rain and then a blustery afternoon.

On Tuesday, a thin sea fog fuzzed the outlines of Eureka when we set off but was lost as the road began to climb into the forested hills of the coast range, where redwood worship appeared to be the local religion and a considerable source of tourist dollars.