Sentence examples for has become thicker from inspiring English sources

His real-life accent is faint but distinctly Irish, and his own brother has told reporters that it has become thicker and coarser since his success.

Malfunctions in a hydraulic clutch include incomplete disengaging (due to old hydraulic fluid, which has become thicker than specified by the manufacturer), or incomplete engaging (most often due to a leak of hydraulic fluid or presence of an air pocket within the hydraulic circuit.

Their thin ecclesiology has become thick.

Reduce the syrup for about 6 minutes, or until it has become thick.

As soon as the sauce has become thick and shiny, stir in the peanuts and serve.

As soon as the sauce has become thick and lustrous, add the peanuts, stir them in, and serve.

Once the apples are meltingly soft and almost a pulp, and most of the cider has evaporated, continue to stir, reducing the heat slightly if needed, until the puree has deepened to a rich amber colour and has become thick and even stickier – it takes 45-60 minutotaln total to cook the filling. 2 Once cooked, stir the vanilla extract and butter into the hot, caramelised apples.

When the sauce has become thick enough, turn off the heat and start your plating.

If you really want to salvage an old nail polish that has become thick, try adding a couple of drops of acetone nail polish remover to the bottle, twist the lid back on, and shake to combine.

By the late 3rd century, their walls had become thicker and had flanking towers strengthened to support mechanical artillery.

The breeze had subsided, and the fog had become thicker, erasing the contours of the houses, some of which were more than a hundred years old.