Sentence examples for thick place from inspiring English sources

Kennedy Airport, on the other hand, is, for the most part, a thick place.

If the pieces are still more than half an inch thick, place them between two pieces of plastic wrap and use a meat mallet or the bottom of a sturdy mug to pound the meat until it's flat and thin.

If the mold is not flat or thick, place it instead on a wad of tissues or stuffing or in a pile of baking soda or cornstarch--all are heat safe at polymer clay temperatures.

When the first bar of Dial soap has worn down to around a quarter inch thick, place the back side (the flat side) on top of a new bar of Dial soap covering the word "Dial" with the first bar of soap.

Split the dough into two equal parts and with well floured hands take one piece and form it into a round about 1" thick, place this on the floured baking tray and flatten further to just over ½" thick, with a knife make two cuts across the dough to divide it into 4 equal segments.

There is an economic logic, then, to thick, dense places.

Furthermore, the pillows don't just evoke bubbles; they are bubbles, twin films of ETFE, eight one-thousandths of an inch thick, placed together to form a cell, which is then inflated.

Paraffin blocks were sectioned (5 μm thick), placed onto charged glass slides, deparaffinized and rehydrated.

The EMI shielding measurements were taken on pressed rectangular pellets (2 mm thick) placed inside the sample holder.

Studies of the microstructure were performed on films 40- to 80-nm thick, placed on standard copper grids for transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

Its main protection was a belt 18 inches thick, placed along two thirds of the length of the hull from 3 feet (0.9 m) above to 1 foot (0.3 m) under the waterline.