Sentence examples for thin day from inspiring English sources
Hillman's belief that 'the secret of newspaper design [is to] create it so that it looks good on the dullest day' was tested with the very first edition, a thin day for news.
I understand that Monday is a thin day for news, and almost any story may be welcomed by a news editor.
That new monitor Apple's Cinema displays are excellent in quality and resolution but look increasingly heavy in this thin day and age.
Your disturbing article "When Is Thin Too Thin?" (Thursday Styles, Sept. 21) left me with the question: What do designers (and the linked model agencies) think they are doing?
Traffic thinned Sunday on the streets of the city.
While Saturday's warmth drew a tremendous crowd, the number of visitors thinned Sunday as a cold front brought early rain and then a blustery afternoon.
The Knicks' pool of prospective coaches became a little thinner Monday, when the Milwaukee Bucks hired Scott Skiles to fill their vacancy.
"I don't have much hope right now". Picket lines appeared thinner Monday than last week, but few of the absent strikers were back at work.
The other five pigs were recorded as "thin" between day 20 and day 46 after arrival (ranging from 59 to 86 days of age).
No increased amounts of PCV2 virus DNA in serum was recorded in SPF-pig 581 or pig 1008 when they were denoted as "thin" on day 12 and day 20 after arrival, respectively.
Yet their argument that there is an easy option in going it alone looks thinner and thinner every day.
