Sentence examples for made quite thin from inspiring English sources
The texture can be adjusted to your preference, and made quite thin and soupy or very thick, but it's almost always semi-puréed with the mathani and therefore a bit creamy.
Samsung has made quite a point over the fact that this, alongside big brother, is the thinnest tablet on the market, at 8.6mm.
That makes labor markets quite thin, with limited numbers of employees moving from company to company to provide information on current market conditions to other participants.
Make the coat quite thin, but thick enough for it to protect your nails.
In order for it to work, a chip has to be removed from the "heat sink" that prevents it from getting too warm while it is operating, and the back of the wafer from which it is made must be planed quite thin to let as much light as possible escape.
Noodles made from wheat flour, called ba mee, are always quite thin, like angel hair, and sometimes made with eggs; they are often salted and sold fresh.
My mother-in-law, who obviously has a weight obsession and is quite thin, has started making comments about my daughter's size: "I can't believe her legs are so big when she kicks all the time".
The resulting shell of chocolate can be quite thin; in fact, it is preferable to make it as thin as possible.
In a recent video appearance made for a celebration by the organizers of the campaign to free him, Mr. Shalit still appeared to be quite thin.
