Sentence examples for thin in millions of from inspiring English sources

The argument that millions of children must have their lives snuffed out by failing schools and incompetent teachers just to keep impregnable the wall between church and state has worn thin in millions of homes, including my own.

The churros are thinner than most, and covered in hundreds of crystals of organic sugar.

The paper electrode stores charge while recharging in tens of seconds because ions flow through the thin electrode quickly.

It didn't appear out of thin air in 20th Century American English.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service workforce is spread razor thin, with hundreds of vacant forecast positions.

Second silvicultural thinning in the 30th year (retaining about 500 550 trees ha−1).

First silvicultural thinning in the 18th year (retaining about 700 800 trees ha−1).

First mechanical thinning in the 6th year (retaining about 1700 1800 tree ha−1).

I tell her we are all different -- straight and thin to round and plump and millions of ways in between.

Baum, Y. et al. Self-consistent k·p calculations for gated thin layers of three-dimensional topological insulators.

Over tens of millions of years, thin layers of snow falling on the continent — in many places, just a light dusting every year — were pressed into ice, burying mountain ranges and building an ice sheet more than two miles thick.