Sentence examples for thick times from inspiring English sources

And it means the tronc master can spread the thick times over the thin to ensure the wage is consistent -useful during periods such as the aftermath of 9/11, and also now, with the onset of the credit crunch.

The "9 Drawings for Projection" are the focus of "Thick Time: Soho and Felix," the show's second section.

William Kentridge: Thick Time Time and memory, history and politics are the stuff of the acclaimed South African animator's recent works.

It can get pretty thick at times, and did.

They say that the British shale formations appear to be 3,000 to 4,000 feet, or 915 to 1,220 meters, thick — several times as thick as those found in the United States.

The authors can lay it on a bit thick at times, especially in rhapsodizing about the glory days of graduate school.

Larwood's view was that "it was a bit too thick at times .

She still pours it on a little thick at times when it comes to fervor, as on the midtempo 'Melt Away,' which Carey cowrote with Babyface.

When the target was thick, dwell times were only significantly longer on thick distractors than on medium distractors (F 1,11) = 6.2; p = .030), whereas dwell times on thin distractors did not differ significantly from dwell times on thick or medium distractors.

Hand soaps are made for thick (2-3 thickerhicker than facial skin), full of bacteria skin and for that reason they have strong acid which literally may burn your face and leave serious damages for long time (in some cases up to 12 months).

At 30 weeks gestation, the subplate reaches its peak thickness, many times thicker than the cortex, and by term has almost completely regressed [ 44].