Sentence examples for a thin volume from inspiring English sources
By the spring of 1855 Whitman had enough poems in his new style for a thin volume.
And Friday was one of Mr. Obama's weaker polling days in some time, albeit on a thin volume of surveys.
On clear days Cousin Joshua read Greek, and he left a thin volume of verse printed privately by a firm in Tuscaloosa.
There was a thin volume of letters written from a trip to the Andes, and a correspondence with the last of the Mitfords, Deborah Devonshire, but little of any substance after the 80s.
Because it's much better to be seen to produce a thin volume once every five years - he probably publishes too much, but he's content to produce a great deal of poetry, of a very high standard".
The Physician's Desk Reference, a few decades ago a thin volume, now resembles an unabridged dictionary.
A thinner volume might take in her reflections on multiculturalism after that Big Brother rumpus.
It begins with an "Avviso," a note to readers: in it, Berman suggests reading one chapter at a time and then rereading it side by side with a thinner volume, "What It's All About," that accompanied the novel, in a boxed set.
Coronal sequences are quicker to perform in the prone position, as there is a thinner volume of tissue to image.
Between 1815 and 1817 he published a few thin volumes on his work, but in a sense they were too late.
Analyzing the models using a thinning intensity defined as the volume removed in a previous thinning, as was used by Nishizono (2010) resulted in a poorer fit.
