Sentence examples for water thick from inspiring English sources
As I walked through, I slipped off a ledge, and my suit began to fill with brown water, thick with sewage and oil and insects.
This Genoa, attuned to the water, thick with atmosphere and heritage, teeming and various and dense, was for Dickens "a bewildering phantasmagoria, with all the inconsistency of a dream".
Our guide, Bill Keogh, dropped the anchor of his twin-engine motorboat, unfastened four kayaks, then pushed us off into a swath of shallow water thick with sea grass and red coral.
On Thailand's west bank, fields of rice, corn and maize are woven with banana palms, fruit trees and neat villages, while directly across the water thick forest cascades uninterrupted to the shore.
On our last night, as the great fiery disc of the sun begins its exhausted slide into the sea, we spot a pod of dolphins gliding in and out of water thick as oil, feeding on the plentifully stocked and carefully protected home reef.
But it's not all style; there's substance, too – bedrooms come with pocket-sprung mattresses, high quality linen, a tray of tea, coffee and mineral water, thick towels, toiletries, even ear plugs, Rescue Remedy and the owners' own guide to the area.
In addition, potato starch and other tuber starches have a typical B-crystalline structure, and contain more water, thicker and larger growth rings (crystalline-amorphous portion) and longer average amylopectin branch chain length than other types (Buttrose 1963).
A plume reported last week by a team from the University of South Florida was headed toward the continental shelf off the Alabama coastline, waters thick with fish and other marine life.
Because serpentinization can no longer consume pure water, the dehydration fluids will dilute the originally enriched residual waters (thick red arrow, Fig. 2).
In recent years, new advancements have been achieved in the reservoir description, reservoir engineering design, well drilling technology, well completion technology and producing technology for thin-layer reservoirs, high-cut-water thick-layer positive rhythm reservoirs, buried hill heavy oil reservoirs, extra-heavy oil reservoirs, and complicated fault-block reservoirs.
Running water and thick groves of trees create seclusion you just won't find downtown.
