Sentence examples for thin kind from inspiring English sources

They must always wear life jackets for the Zodiac trips to shore; the life jackets are the new, thin kind that inflate once in water.

8) Keep everything else on hangers Wrap a rubber band or ponytail band around the top of the hangers to keep them together, then slip a garment bag (the thin kind you get from the drycleaners is fine) over the clothes.

We are positive the photo was on that thin kind of matte paper, so now we think it had to be from Rolling Stone, whose archives are not online (jerks).

Hang your dressier clothes on hangers and put a plastic bag (the thin kind the cleaners give out) over it.

Use spray adhesive or double sticky tape (the very thin kind, not the thick foam type) to adhere the drawing to the metal and also the metal to the sacrificial backing.

For anal I prefer a longer, thinner kind of dick".

Here Leavitt's sense of observed reality seems to falter, just momentarily, and there is an odd consequence: an older, thinner kind of gay writing starts to show through his sophisticated manner.

The condensed milk is jarringly sweet, I don't think cream has any place in muesli (except perhaps on very special occasions) and the Greek yoghurt glues the oats together like mortar, but I do like the tangy flavour of the thinner kind, so I'll be loosening the mixture with milk, then topping it with yoghurt, as Oliver suggests.

Luckily there was one condom left from the last time we'd spent the night together an old, super-thin kind.

Luckily there was one condom left from the last time we'd spent the night together – an old, super-thin kind.

The martyr's body is done in a spare, almost-too-thin kind of paint that David was experimenting with, but it is at least minimally finished.