Sentence examples for it needs to be thick from inspiring English sources

Give it a stir: it needs to be thick enough to spread, like icing.

5 Whip the cream and sugar to soft peaks – it needs to be thick enough to spread, without being too firm.

It needs to be thick and rich, but you may need to add a splash of water if it is stiff.

The best piping needs about a bajillion parts icing sugar to one drop of water; it needs to be thick enough to stick to the ceiling.

(It needs to be thick in order to hold up the stick).

7 We recognise when it needs to be thicker, like when she's poorly.

But there's a tradeoff in designing such devices, because of two contradictory needs for an effective PV: A solar cell's absorbing layer needs to be thin to allow charges to pass readily from the sites where solar energy is absorbed to the wires that carry current away — but it also needs to be thick enough to absorb light efficiently.

The cardboard needs to be thick and preferably have a "cushioned" feel to it - old cartons are good.

However invisible or intangible, the air needs to be thick with radio transmission".

And, depending on their texture (any dipping soup needs to be thick and smooth), less suitable in other ways, too.

The paste needs to be thick enough to stay on the metal without running.