Near his feet on the floor are two thick copies of a script he has written, with Debra Hill, and hopes to direct for Avco Embassy—"The Fog".
For a writer, the changeover means that, for some reason that is supposed to be beyond his simple ken, he must henceforth use thick white copy paper instead of the flimsy yellow copy paper of old.
The restaurant opened last June, transformed from a thick-beamed copy of a fading French country inn into a gorgeous and inviting space festooned with fresh flowers, elegant woodwork and interior-design flourishes.
The reasons for my detention quickly became clear as my interrogators rifled through a binder stuffed thick with copies of my writings on human rights abuses in southeastern Turkey, private email exchanges with human rights activists, transcriptions of phone calls, and pictures of me snapped in public places.
There is a "United States room" and a "California room". Next stop is the attic, which is crowded with rolls of paper each a foot thick, containing copies of the 150 maps that Joslin has drawn and published as a self-taught cartographer.
When he started on the book, she took him to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Margaret Herrick Libraryy and helped him print out microfiche and copy thick files of clippings collected over Hopper's long career.
"In the film I speak Spanish with a thick Danish accent, copying my father.
Reblochon is a soft, washed-rind round cheese about as thick as a paperback copy of "Candide".
Reblochon is a soft, washed-rind round cheese about as thick as a paperback copy of "Candide". A good one has tang and aroma and a slightly salty quality.
I would pull my mattress onto the floor, stand on two thick books—usually hardcover copies of "Black Beauty" and "The Water-Babies"—and leap onto the mattress, screaming "Haaa!" like Bruce Lee.
