Sentence examples for thick by from inspiring English sources

Both sides of the 1 cm in diameter resulting pellets were then polished down to about 300 µm in thickness before metal deposition (~100 nm thick, by radio-frequency magnetron sputtering).

The debris cloud was so thick by now that he had to use the handrails to guide himself over the familiar route.

Appetizers include sliced tomato, with Luger's own sauce (for two); sizzling Canadian bacon, extra thick, by the slice; and jumbo shrimp cocktail.

("Cods are so thick by the shore that we hardly have been able to row a boat through them," a skipper observed in the early sixteen-hundreds).

It should be reasonably thick by the end of the cooking time. 2 Meanwhile, cut the paneer into cubes and dust with the flour.

Around 1600 English fisherman reported that the cod off Newfoundland were "so thick by the shore that we hardly have been able to row a boat through them".

I sent her one of the thick, grade-by-grade teacher handbooks produced by the Core Knowledge Foundation.

First, three-foot-thick by 70-foot-deep concrete walls were dug to form a 16-acre foundation nicknamed the Big Bathtub.

But before long a leathery skin, thicker by the day, builds on the bottom.

Fine with me, by then — the crowd was getting thicker by the second, and there were more butcher knives out.

Keep your stories coming in – the file is getting thicker by the day, with, sadly, some real shockers arriving.