Sentence examples for thin to get from inspiring English sources

Keep each piece nice and thin to get the gorgeous crisp texture you're after.

"Rats smell it from hundreds of metres away and go through thick and thin to get to it," says Mr Martin.

It's an adventure of worrying about my dad who is living on his own due to displacement from our flood, without a caretaker even though he needs one and I am stretched too thin to get over there as much as I want.

Use thinner to get off any clumps of dried paint.

"Am I thin enough to get people... to get anybody... interested in me?" she asks, only to be told, "You're thin enough for all normal purposes".

"You're going to have to have a particularly thin cat to get through it," he said.

"So I'm trying to walk on thin ice to get things done, but at the same time my hands are tied.

The shortage of resources means in some places a very underweight child with a body mass index of about 15 is deemed not thin enough to get care.

But either way you go, the key is to smear that butter, mayo (or a combination) from edge to edge in an even, thin layer to get the very best browning action.

"You don't need to mix in soap, just use a thin cloth to get the abrasive action working," says Melissa Maker, host of the Clean My Space channel on YouTube and founder of a Toronto-based cleaning service of the same name.

Our third and final step is to measure the isoplanatic patch in a thin sample (to get rid of sample aberrations).