Sentence examples for thick who from inspiring English sources

"Vic would be the bossy one, but the stupid one, cocky and thick, who always thinks he's right," Moir says.

Lymphoscintigraphy and SNB are integral components of primary management and staging for patients with cutaneous melanoma >1.0 mm thick who are clinically node negative.

Bonds is a bulked-up brute with thick shoulders, a thick jaw and a thick hide, who knows he can muscle the ball out to any field -- but only if he gets his pitch.

Bleach dries your hair out, adding volume and making it thicker (people who already have thick hair should beware of this).

Feshbach is a heavy man with thick glasses who looks like an owl and seems to possess a copy of every number or population statistic that exists.

Rajesh Prabhakar, a man with a thick mustache, who grew up in the slum describes himself as a "researcher and independent field producer".

Hampstead: intellectuals; Islington: media trendies; Camden: bohemians, goths and punks; Fulham: thick poshos who couldn't afford Chelsea; Notting Hill: cool kids; Chelsea: rich people.

Back then he was a gangly but striking figure with thick dreads, who always seemed to have a roll up to hand.

Still, the personnel comparison that is most appropriate involves the skinny shortstop and the thick catcher who played together at Grand Canyon.

Despite learning soccer before football, despite playing a position populated by men with thick necks who go weeks without bathing, after Sunday's game against Buffalo, Richardson will have played in more games than all but six N.F.L. running backs.

For John Schroder, 29, a cowboy with a thick mustache who ranches near Taylor, about 30 miles east of Brewster, the worry, at least for now, is not that the disease itself will reach United States shores.