Sentence examples for have been thicker from inspiring English sources

When she spoke English, it was with a French accent that may have been thicker then than it was when she'd first arrived in the States.

And desserts were uneven: fresh doughnut holes -- served with hot chocolate that could have been thicker and richer -- were soggy and underdone.

This year the Sunday morning hangovers may have been thicker as the players, their families and the rest of the Rhinos family took a stroll from their hotel to Buckingham Palace with the Cup.

The glaze was found to be up to 0.4 mm thick, although it would have been thicker in its original state.

The tension could hardly have been thicker when Blackburn and Wigan took the field at Ewood Park on Monday.

In the weeks before Halloween, the store's aisles have been thick with heroes seeking capes, costumes, masks and more.

His recent books have been thick with media chatter and the buzz of information and this one is no exception.

Online discussion boards have been thick with comments from guitar tablature fans, looking for sites that are still operating and lamenting the fate of sites they frequented.

But denial must have been thick in the air in November 2000, when a Washington Post reporter named Shannon Henry began attending the dinner meetings of the Capital Investors.

Now research emerges to prove that Wooster couldn't, after all, have been thick as a plank, because – as he always suspected – grey matter matters.

BETTENDORF, Iowa — Republican presidential hopefuls have been thick on the ground in Iowa in recent days, searching for the kind of early voter validation that gave Barack Obama's long-shot candidacy a propulsive lift in 2008.