Sentence examples for thick straight from inspiring English sources

The frontier itself was marked by a thick, straight, whitewashed line across the middle of the floor.

For women who want thick, straight hair but don't have the hour it can take to do it, there is the new wet-to-dry flatiron by Krembs.

But Ms. Nguyen's thick straight black hair, nearly two feet long from crown to end, was not destined for the floor and the trash.

The rough-coated collie, a popular companion and watchdog, has a thick, straight coat that forms a heavy ruff about its neck and throat; the smooth-coated collie has a dense, smooth coat.

Their mutual coiffures -- thick, straight hair, part pulled back into a bun, the rest flowing neatly to the shoulders -- as well as their billowing kimonos are nearly the same.

Ullmann is dressed in an understated navy knit pantsuit, her thick straight hair (a Russian director who once wooed her described it as "red straw") is simply styled and other than mascara she wears little makeup.

A cook at home will have an easier time with a thicker straight cut, what the French call a darne, split down to the skin and folded back like an open book.

At higher temperatures, longer, thicker, straighter, and more heavily populated nanowires can be grown.

(As a general rule, hair that is hip-length, thick, and straight takes about a half hour. Curly hair takes longer than straight hair).

A middle-aged woman with thick, short, straight grayish hair will say afterward that Sapphire is "the most important person writing in America" and add, "She's changing the world by being an outlaw".

Its bright coat in varying shades of golden red is thick and straight, with a few black hairs on the back and tail and sometimes a small white spot or stripe on the chest.