Sentence examples for becoming thicker from inspiring English sources

When an eye is removed or a person dies, the cornea soon loses its transparency, becoming hazy; this is due to the taking in of fluid from the aqueous humour, the cornea becoming thicker as it becomes hazier.

The glacier formed by accumulating ice upward, becoming thicker.

Since the skillet is uncovered, the liquid reduces, intensifying in flavor and becoming thicker and thicker.

Due to this increasing tendency of having higher impact energies, by using the same liner materials, liners are becoming thicker.

Over time, he adds, the bladder may respond to changes in urinary patterns and pressure by becoming thicker and less resilient.

Lincoln Square, the area from Columbus Circle and West 59th Street up to West 72nd Street, between Central Park and the Hudson River, is now thick, and becoming thicker, with giant middle-class residential complexes and soaring commercial towers.

2. Using an electric mixer at high speed, whisk eggs and sugar together until they triple in volume, becoming thick and airy.

"By fat washing the bourbon, it enables the spirit to take on the flavor of the peanut butter, without it becoming thick.

Cooking grease can also gum up the works, becoming thick as concrete once it solidifies and cools when it leaves a house.

This means becoming thick in terms of food, literally describing the process of 'precipitation' from fluid to solid, for example when jelly sets or milk curdles.

Watches have bulked up steadily since the "Mad Men" era, incrementally becoming brawnier, thicker and wide enough across to invite comparison to sundials.