Sentence examples similar to thick fallout from inspiring English sources
The most intense eruptions in February-March 2008 dispersed ash over larger areas, with millimetre-thick fallout being reported as far as 100 km to the SW (i.e., Lake Eyasi and Ngorongoro caldera; Kervyn et al. 2010).
A BBC veteran of 27 years' standing, Damazer was previously the corporation's head of political programmes and head of current affairs, and was in the thick of the fallout from the Hutton report five years ago.
The fallout is so thick that the city of Marrakesh is considering a ban on beards for taxi drivers, Western diplomats in Morocco said.
The resulting fallout sees Henry (played by The Thick of It's Vincent Franklin) move into a new drama, Banana, set in a "big gay house" full of younger people.
First, he shows me the section of Biomodd set up in the museum's main exhibition hall which is built like a nuclear fallout shelter from the 60s, with thick, sloping concrete walls.
* Enronomania: the political and economic fallout of the company going bust, particularly thick in Washington (where Bush is headquartered), Houston (where Enron is headquartered) and Chicago (where Arthur Andersen is headquartered).
When no, or very limited fallout occurs at the fire side pane, thicker air space leads to a longer breakage time of ambient glass panes, thus improving the unit's integrity during fire.
A thick sphere protects the environment from possible few radiation and radioactive fallout.
