Sentence examples for same thick from inspiring English sources
It develops three different GD models to butt two same thick plates together.
She has the same eyes, the same thick bowl haircut, aping the wispy strands of his jungle days.
Pop had carried him back to his side of the line, blood of his blood, the same thick body walls, the same coarse grain.
It's a show about finding ghosts, and yet every ghost "channelled" mysteriously shares the same thick scouse accent as its medium, Derek Acorah.
He looked like his grandfather, Lovey's first husband — the same thick copper-colored hair, the large brown eyes and plush lips.
It's hard to imagine how any journalist, indeed any sentient listener, could parse the candidate's jabberwocky, an amalgam of denial, nondenial and nondenial denial all in the same thick mouthful.
I was struck by how familiar Montreal's large immigrant Jewish neighborhoods might have seemed, at least on the surface, to my father in 1928, when he arrived at the age of fourteen: the same hard winter and the same thick-walled constructions, the same forested hills, the same churches, the same easy insular Yiddish dominating commerce in textiles and clothing the shmate ("rag") business.
I was struck by how familiar Montreal's large immigrant Jewish neighborhoods might have seemed, at least on the surface, to my father in 1928, when he arrived at the age of fourteen: the same hard winter and the same thick-walled constructions, the same forested hills, the same churches, the same easy insular Yiddish dominating commerce in textiles and clothing — the shmate ("rag") business.
The shape itself even had the same thicker darker edges, glowing from the inside and matched the distinctive laser-cut repeating patterns that we are known for".
Puree in the blender for at least one minute or until the mixture is about the same thickness as a thick milkshake.
In the first week after surgery, the muscle can be the same thickness or even thicker than before surgery and then the dimensions gradually return to normal.
