Sentence examples for thick man from inspiring English sources
A thick man in his 50s, he looked more like a retired wrestler than a doctor.
Their lineup is loaded — or, as Rays Manager Joe Maddon said, "They are thick, man, very thick".
Wade Moore, a thick man with a graying Fu Manchu mustache, rushed from the crowd of spectators to his son's side.
"They're selling authenticity and realism," said Coop, a thick man with a Boston accent; he looks not unlike one of the muscled space marines in Gears of War, a popular sci-fi video game.
As part of that fine-sounding objective he endorsed a review on adult skills by Lord Leitch, a businessman who wants to make Britain the brains rather than the thick man of Europe.
"Every man on these slips works himself into a hump," says Mr. Reid, 46, a thick man made thicker each day by the 45,000 pounds of tuna and swordfish he moves.
Soran Karim, a 16-year-old with thick, man-size hands, said killing Americans was not just a good thing.
He and Pop were common, thick men, but there's nobody too gross to have ideas of delicacy.
"You're a piece of shit," says their leader, a balding, short-but-thick man in his 30s.
Yazbek is a compact man with thick, dark eyebrows.
He is a thick, solid man, with short black hair and massive forearms.
