Sentence examples for has grown thicker from inspiring English sources

But over the last five years, she said, the smoke from the fire pits has grown thicker.

On screen that sweetness has long had an air of mischief about it, and that air has grown thicker and thicker over the last decade and a half.

The chief legal officer (CLO) is now one of the mightiest figures in the C-suite.The main reason is that the legal thicket has grown thicker.

"The scum of the revolution has grown thicker in these 11 years," he said of the time since Mr. Ceausescu was overthrown, "and Romania has been transformed into a mafia state.

An hour later, there was no sheriff, and the crowds of drinkers had grown thicker.

This year the crowds lining up to see it have grown thicker than ever, with the influx of millions of new Chinese tourists into Europe.

Joe Frazier had grown thicker but was still an intimidating presence who believed, as aging fighters often do, that there was still no man in the world who could lick him.

IHC stereocilia had grown thicker, with the second tallest row having the thickest shafts and forming wedge-shaped (tented) apical ends, followed by the tallest row, and the innermost stereocilia were the thinnest as reported previously (Erven et al., 2002; Holme et al., 2002).

Their beards have grown thick and their hair has become matted, the National Geographic noted.

I've grown thick enough skin to not let one comment bring me down or make me feel sorry or bad for myself.

We visit again the fabulous botanical gardens at Cap Roig in Calella de Palafrugell, which have grown thick and lush in the intervening years.