Sentence examples for something thin from inspiring English sources

Sapphire keeps reading: " 'Here,' she said, pushing something thin slippery and cool into my hand.

She's about to tell him that sounds good when something thin peels away from her nostril wall.

The doctors later told me that I must have struck a loose bit of metal trim, because something thin and sharp had sheared a large flap of skin nearly off my cheek.

"There was something thin and jaunty about him, in the tilt of his head, or in one of the conscious, unnecessary gestures he was always making, that belonged more to an actor than to a priest".

While the overall level of quality in Burgundy has improved significantly in the last 25 years, it is still hard to know where you will end up on the spectrum, from something thin, sharp and mean to a wine that comes as close to heaven as is possible for a mere liquid.

The eventual outcome, Prof Pendry says, "is going to be very far from what most people would think of as a cloak: something thin and flexible, which you can wrap around yourself and change its shape".

These days it offers a grimmer satisfaction, something thin-lipped and Spartan.

"We wouldn't replace our existing TV unless we could get something thinner.

"Certain people like a steak-type burger, certain people like something thinner," Mr. Weiss noted.

Something thinner and Sandy Bridge-ier?

At least until someone else comes out with something thinner.