Sentence examples for thick than from inspiring English sources

By then, Anderson had a north London accent so thick than no one could understand her.

But that crust is less thick than it was, giving Labour hope.Demographic shifts are making the suburbs competitive.

Michael is all hard-headed business, even proving that blood is less thick than water".

It's a little less thick than a dime is tall, and has an interface that somewhat resembles Plex, if you're familiar with that media software.

It says that means that manufacturers now have the choice of developing more robust devices or using screens 20% less thick than before, but with the same resistance.

Similarly, yeasts such as S. cerevisae can be difficult to break as they have much thicker walls (100 200 nm thick) than gram negative bacteria.

Thicker Than Water by Cal Flyn, is published on 2 June.

"Thicker Than Water," watercolors by Betty A. Gerich.

The Er3+ photoluminescence at 1.5 μm, normalized to the film thickness, was found five times larger for films 1 μm-thick than that from 50-nm-thick films intended for electrically driven devices.

But the paycheck is thicker than blood".

It looked thicker than it was".