He is very thin and weak.
As I mentioned before, she is very thin and extremely close to death.
This coating is very thin and, if it is properly done, the burrs are hardened without affecting printing quality.
It's the fragrance, it's the packaging, it's the product itself which is very thin and flexible for everyday use".
But the line between controlled aggressiveness and gratuitous violence is very thin, and McSorley has crossed it before.
For high-heeled sandals: "Often times, the leather on the sole of a sandal stiletto is very thin and soft," Carlos says.
Though it is extremely hard, the nitride layer does not tend to crack, because it is very thin and adheres well to the ductile steel beneath it.
In contrast, the atmosphere of Mars is very thin and is composed mostly of carbon dioxide (95 percent), with very little water vapour; the planet's surface pressure is only about 0.006 that of Earth.
Mr. Le Roy is very thin and tall, with a wingspan several inches longer than his body; he has an impressive corpus with which to think, and in "Product of Circumstances" he repeatedly underscores the relationship of scientific and choreographic research, shifting between statistical analysis and physical tasks.
Suggesting that the city may have simply been trying to get a better understanding of what had happened so it could better run its agencies, he said, "The line between a corporation or entity figuring out what its employees have done or what a prosecutor might call obstruction of justice is very thin, and an experienced criminal counsel can walk that line".
"The last thing I want is a fatwa!" Other talking points included how she creates her characters (they are partly made up from people she knows but also just "arrive and never leave" - "I've come to realise that the line between being a writer and having a mental illness is very thin!") and the cultural significance of food, which she described as "one of the essential channels of communication".
