Sentence examples for thick deep from inspiring English sources

Having climbed the rickety wooden stairs, three men guided us into the thick, deep mud.

Just be sure to use decent balsamic vinegar, one that is rich, thick, deep and barely sweet.

Balsam of Peru, a fragrant, thick, deep brown or black fluid used in perfumery, is a true balsam, the product of a lofty leguminous tree, Myroxylon pereirae, growing in a limited area in El Salvador and introduced into Sri Lanka.

The gritty dust is millimeters thick — deep enough to show footprints and allow for sliding, shallow enough to keep from piling up and affecting the way the ball bounces.

This time, we can see its individual railings, and as we approach, through a tunnel hewn straight through the rock, the thick, deep air beside the rushing river is like a balm.

Especially breathtaking are the thick, deep green lawns, the dust bowls of a few years ago, that cost millions of dollars to restore and now look as luxurious as Aubusson carpets.

Thick, deep-dish, homey and rumpled, proper American pies.

Ms. Akerman's Almayer lives in a darkened riverside bungalow within a Malaysian jungle whose thick deep-green vegetation is practically inseparable from the stubborn tangles of his mind.

Cooking pumpkins, with names like cannonball, Cinderella, fairytale, Long Island cheese and the ubiquitous sugar (often used generically for all of these), are small with thick, deep-colored flesh that tastes richer and sweeter.

By this time the often crowded Yuan patterns had given way chiefly to dragons or floral motifs of great clarity and grace, vigorously applied in a thick, deep-blue pigment to dishes, vases, stem cups, and flattened pilgrim jars.

In 2006, 3000 km2 of thick deep-water gravity-flow sands were discovered in the Chang 63 of the Triassic Yanchang Formation, Huaqing, Ordos Lake Basin.