Sentence examples for have thin from inspiring English sources

Women, especially, tend to have thin soles.

"But they're great, if you don't have thin skin.

They have thin, pointed bills, pointed wings, and elongated hind toes and claws.

But the characters he meets, though they're pleasingly costumed by Jon Morrell, have thin material.

Some have thin bands of contrasting color along the top or bottom edge.

"She didn't have thin, long legs or good feet, but she had talent.

Fritillaries, say, have thin, papery seed stacked up like a pile of thin crepes.

The beds at TED have thin plastic mattresses and are arranged four to a room.

(Daughters have large, womanly breasts and mothers have thin, girlish figures and taut, shiny faces).

Because airlines have thin financial margins, those costs would have to be passed along to customers.

"You can't have thin skin or a tendency to lash out," she said.