Sentence examples for has got thicker from inspiring English sources

The Northern Ireland crowd tried it during the recent World Cup qualifier in Belfast, but Ronaldo's skin has got thicker with the gibes.

The tax code has gotten thicker and more complicated year by year.

Do you think your skin has gotten thicker as a result?

In the song, which is the last track on her album and might ordinarily seem like just another break-up/survivor dirge, the chorus goes, "Now I'm a warrior / Now I've got thicker skin / I'm a warrior / I'm stronger than I've ever been / And my armor, is made of steel, you can't get in / I'm a warrior / And you can never hurt me again".

Once the mixture has gotten thick and the jelly is completely melted.

Not everything people say about us is true; we've got thick skin; we dance to our own rhythm; we like to hunt for our food and become disinterested if it's fed to us.

You've got thick skin and an elastic heart.

"Kill me all you want, it's OK, I've got thick skin," he said, listing the number of strikes against him.

In this case, the researchers suggest, the shells might have gotten thicker at first and then, once the snails had some degree of protection, grown to a length that the crabs could no longer handle.

("My ass and legs have gotten thick," she once sang. "Yeah, it's all me").

"The skin has got to stay thick," said Franco, who allowed more homers on Saturday than the one he gave up in 40 2/3 innings last season.