Sentence examples for thin of from inspiring English sources

Harwood held that humble position for several years through the thick and thin of Wolfit's tirades.

• INSIDE TRACK: Not for the faint of heart or thin of wallet.

The punters' forum on the Betfair betting exchange is not a place for the timid or the thin of skin.

Wrested from its televisual habitat, however, it all looks very stretched: we are in The Thin of It.

All it took, really, was distracting people with the trappings of Western prosperity: sushi bars, vacations abroad, cars, iPhones, and a semblance, however thin, of normalcy.

The fight in the north, where most of the fighting is under way today, especially in Mosul, is thin of American troops.

Spun from the most gossamer-thin of ideas – a sketch really, stretched out to feature length – the film is as airy as they come, propelled along by a plot seemingly plucked from the 1920s in which it is set.

It had the thinnest of plots.

But their numbers have thinned of late.

HotSpot confirms the thinnest of edges though.

All operate on the thinnest of shoestrings.