Asked what will interest parents, Beegy Smith, director of HeavenLeigh, a Christian apparel line in Los Angeles, said: "I have a stack of letters from customers a half-inch thick, saying, 'We want to start our babies and children out right.' Many Christian families want their whole family surrounded with the word of God, on everything from sleep wear to lamps and bedding.
"Charlie had envisaged Cunk as posh but thick," says Morgan.
"The tongue is less than one millimeter thick," said Mr. Rico-Guevara.
("Let her paint an inch thick," says Hamlet, "to this favor she must come. Make her laugh at that").
"Too much chocolate – it's too thick," said one, while another was concerned about the gingerbread men: "They look ill".
"It's only 1.5 inches thick," said Dena Libner, a spokeswoman for the Central Park Conservancy, the nonprofit group that manages the park.
"We stuck with the Cubs through thick and thin -- well, there wasn't really any thick," said Mr. Horning, a retired copy editor at The St .Petersburg Times.
"We've got a book of listings sitting here three or four inches thick," said Sheila Bolton, a broker with Foley Real Estate in Falmouth, Mass., last week.
"The skin has got to stay thick," said Franco, who allowed more homers on Saturday than the one he gave up in 40 2/3 innings last season.
They're not like other immigrants, who can be pretty thick," said Riccardo Marini, a textile manufacturer and the head of the Prato branch of Confindustria, the Italian industrialists' organization.
Naushir Bharucha, of the Praja Socialist Party, quoted the bill's focus on armed land forces and, laying the sarcasm thick, said: "That probably means that the government very mercifully has not permitted the air forces to shoot or strafe the area".
