Sentence examples for has to be thick from inspiring English sources
A much larger pressure is required, supplied by pumps, and therefore the pipe wall has to be thick and impermeable.
Rotary retort has to be thick so as to give it enough mechanical strength as well as uniform temperature.
Sir Menzies said he had to be "thick -skinned" about the criticism of his leadership.
"My granddad used to say, just because you're working class doesn't mean you have to be thick.
"I tell people if they want to have their wedding sponsored, they have to be thick skinned and treat it like a business endeavor," said Ms. Allen, who used tricks she learned in sales training classes required for her job to solicit services.
The only physical attribute of interest was a woman's hair, which had to be thick and longer than she was tall.
Even more, because soda bottles typically contain twice the amount of plastic as water bottles (they have to be thick enough to withstand the high pressure of carbonation), the bottled water ban led to greater production of plastic waste.
And if these charges fall flat he can always be labeled "elitist" because he used words with more than two syllables: "Just look at Obama, he thinks he knows more than us!" The filter will have to be thick this time because in this debate we have a charismatic younger man who was a star law student at Harvard versus an elderly guy who is known for his temper.
