Sentence examples for thick about from inspiring English sources

It packs 38% more pixels onto the high-definition screen than the iPhone 5S, and comes in at 6.9 millimeters (about 0.25 inches) thick, about 0.7 mm less than the 5S.  .

The electrical measurements are integral and determined by total thickness of thick (about 40 nm) GO film, whereas the AFM and SKPFM measurements are the surface ones.

Gather twigs and sticks and divide them into three categories: (a) twigs less than a quarter inch in diameter (four of them together should be no thicker than your pinky), (b) sticks no more than an inch thick (about the thickness of your thumb), and (c) larger sticks up to three inches in diameter (about wrist-sized) and set these aside.

The covering would be two-millionths of a millimeter thick – about one molecule in thickness, and hence called a monolayer – and two gallons of it would cover a square mile.

The individual carbon fibres are only 5-10 millionthsilliofths of a metre) thick, about one 10th the thickness of a human hair, so we need a lot of them knitted together to build a 1,000 mph Car.

Whip with a whisk until thick, about two minutes.

Cook, whisking constantly, until thick, about 15 minutes.

"You are all being immensely thick about this," Michael said.

Cook until the mixture becomes very thick, about 5 minutes, whisking frequently.

Samsung is touting another 'world's thinnest' with a 2.2-inch display that's 0.52mm thick-about the same size as your credit card.

Slice the lower stem into chunks about ⁄ inch (0.6 cm) thick - about the thickness of a water chestnut.