Sentence examples for thick to the from inspiring English sources
And then Ronnie misses too, cutting a long pot too thick to the green pocked.
Return the mixture, which will be very thick, to the large bowl.
The pages are pleasantly thick to the touch as you turn them.
Structurally the Semipalmated Sandpiper is relatively short billed, with a bill which is thick to the tip, making it appear short and blunt.
Earth's position on the outskirts of the Milky Way galaxy means that the Galactic Center is obscured by a particularly large column of dust and gas, which is optically thick to the scattering of soft X-rays (tau~5).
West Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier is a remote and otherworldly river of compressed snow and ice that flows through a vast ice sheet two miles thick to the Amundsen Sea.
The sequence is more complete and thicker to the west, where thicknesses of about 6,000 metres (20,000 feet) of Huronian rocks occur.
The Old Parr was a little sweeter, a little thicker to the tongue.
Keep the consistency a bit thick to line the sloped edges of the pond.
The cover itself will be about three millimeters thick to accommodate the overall binding of the magazine.
and 2(b)) The patient was dressed with the diving suit (3 mm thick) to increase the superficial dose.
