Sentence examples for leaving a thick from inspiring English sources

The water crystallises, leaving a thick, sweet syrup.

In the morning, he licked my cheeks and forehead, leaving a thick coating of saliva behind.

Over the weeks at the Moneda the flames consumed what they could, leaving a thick layer of ash.

State television broadcast what it said were images of the Kavoshgar-3 hurtling from a desert launching pad, leaving a thick vapor trail.

One week later the shell will have completely dissolved, leaving a thick, pliable skin covering the now- visible, still-raw yolk inside.

This boils off the water at 40 degrees centigrade, leaving a thick syrup that retains all the fresh notes that are normally destroyed by heat.

Lift it up on to your fingertips and rotate it, stretching it out as you go until it's as thin as possible, leaving a thicker ring of dough around the edges.

Instead, she left a thick envelope in my mailbox containing a complicated set of patterns.

Once, years ago, a pipeline burst and left a thick varnish of oil on the canal for miles, he said.

That was followed by freezing temperatures that left a thick coat of ice everywhere and took down electrical lines.

The collapse of the two towers left a thick cloud of glass fibres, asbestos, lead, pulverised cement and the sort of carcinogens found in oil, tar and petrol.