Sentence examples for the thin one from inspiring English sources

They were frequent costars in the All-Star Comedies but not yet a team; as producer Roach and director-supervisor Leo McCarey noticed the chemistry between the thin one (Laurel) and the fat one (Hardy), Laurel and Hardy started to work together more often.

A pioneer of the insufferable culture of argument, Ebert was known as "the fat one," as he bluntly notes, offering prickly dueling movie reviews on TV with "the thin one," Gene Siskel.

"The bangala of the thin one was for my friend," the child said.

They'd been perfectly lovely to her, she said; the thin one had invited her to have coffee.

The thin one, The New York Times Magazine, is largely about public issues, or reflections about the culture, or science, or literature.

They were serious students, the thin one of electrical engineering and the other of architecture, and, far from being unaffected by the accident, they both went into dreadful, guilt-ridden shock, and for weeks afterward they could be seen almost every day standing silently with lowered heads across the lane from Junior's home, just standing there, heads bowed in expiation, waiting for forgiveness.

At the other table East did not make the thin one-heart vulnerable overcall, which resulted in West's leading a club against two spades.

He exaggerated his thick lines and reduced the thin ones almost it seems at times to the point of disappearance.

"If you have big pieces and thin pieces, by the time the big ones have cooked, the thin ones are charred," she says.

(Prudently, the C.D.C. draws no political conclusions, though its vivid map of our burgeoning national bulk colors the fat states red and the thin ones blue).

You make the back too thin or too thick and it's not a good sound; you find the thin ones collapse.