Sentence examples for bigger and thicker from inspiring English sources

"People tend to paint bigger, and thicker".

The shading tolerant mungbean genotypes had bigger and thicker leaves than that of sensitive genotypes.

Its terminal joint, or phalanx, has become larger and the hoof surrounding it bigger and thicker.

Instead, it slowly gets bigger and thicker, bulging forward into the fluid-filled space that separates it from the iris.

"And," Stacy added, "you've got to make their tails look bigger and thicker, so you use mousse and fluff it up".

Clemens has a different look to him than last year, a slimmer one, after weeks of long-distance running; Torre said Clemens had lost weight, and it is apparent, though the right-hander still looks bigger and thicker than most of his teammates.

Using a bigger needle/hook and thicker wool make a bigger project quicker.

Designs like the projected British, the first American, and the Japanese —all of which continued the trend to larger ships with bigger guns and thicker armor never got off the drawing board.

The smoke cloud is big and thick.

Most general managers like their quarterbacks the way they like their steaks: big and thick.

The book itself was big and thick, oversize for a book.