The source rocks are often thick, with a cumulative thickness exceeding 100 m (up to 600 m).
They were often thick, with many bubbles and with a semifluid or treacly appearance.
The piano accompaniments are often thick with cascading arpeggios and rippling repeated-chord riffs.
The front doors are often thick, dark, and studded with steel, as if they had been designed to hold off a peasant revolt.
Games between countries -- from the Olympics to World Cups -- are often so thick with nationalism that amity is lost in enmity.
It is often larded with a thick layer of moral hectoring, courtesy of a certain variety of the American Right which seems to think that economics is its exclusive property, a stick given it by God to beat liberals with.
Brisket is often sold with a fairly thick natural fat cap.
At the bottom is a thick, often crumpled base attached to a cord-like rhizomorph, which is often encrusted with surrounding soil.
Despite that optimism, Alonso is often dark, brooding, and taciturn, with a thick outer shell.
In addition, homes are often built with thick concrete or stone walls and reinforced roofs.
