Sentence examples for thick grease from inspiring English sources

The floors slathered in thick grease.

More ice would have clogged his wings, had he not smeared thick grease over them.

Avoid using thick grease, because grease will only help to accumulate dust and dirt.

His was thick with grease and soot, and pitted with cigarette burns.

The wand made a muffled, slurping sound as it drew in the thick, grayish grease.

This last change is most unpleasant, simply giving the impression of thick, sticky grease in the mechanism.

Every pore of my face and neck is smothered with thick black grease and cloaked in charcoal.

Instead I was in the "pits," in the elbow of a dishwashing machine that mostly moaned and groaned as it trudged along on a conveyor that mostly conveyed how hot and how tired and how thick with grease everything was.

The windows were filthy, the air thick with grease, but MFK Fisher herself would have wept tears of gastronomical pleasure when the food arrived: the Bus Stop cooked simple, cheap, unpretentious food, with creativity and care.

Norfolk creates a Manichaean struggle between Christian and pagan traditions, but this is ultimately less rewarding than the completeness of the physical world he describes — for instance, the way dishes are washed in the scullery troughs, which are "built of jointed elm planks and lined with thick yellow grease".

At a diner up the street from the factory, where a heaping plate of rice and roast duck still costs less than $1 and the walls are encrusted with thick, brown grease, factory workers voiced remarkably few complaints about the mill's closing.