Sentence examples for which thick from inspiring English sources

Salt structures develop in any sedimentary basin in which thick salt deposits were later covered with thick sedimentary strata or tectonically deformed or both.

LISTENING to rap radio is often like reading a declassified government document in which thick black lines obscure the most tantalizing parts.

In "Rain, Steam and Speed," the first movement, slashing outbursts set off ruminative episodes in which thick, piercing Messiaenesque chords unfold, almost like astringent, strangely celestial chorales.

Heading up the steps, you follow a brutalist concrete pathway, on either side of which thick gray slabs bow out like a ship's hull, rising and falling.

Slightly more hands-on are three magnificent paintings by Motonaga in which thick pours of nominally manipulated color mingle and overlap in blunt suggestive shapes.

Darkness filled their dreams: Carl had had one in which thick black oil flooded his home, while Amy dreamed that, when the lights came on, her lazy eye was cured but she was now cross-eyed.

Shelf paper is generally 2 mils thick which is barely thick enough to sandblast safely without blasting through.

We recognized three types of color arrangement in the thick wall in EG-mode: a homogeneous type, in which the thick wall was nearly completely green; a random type, in which the thick wall was imaged in various colors (red, green, blue); and a hard type, in which the thick wall was nearly completely blue.

It weighs 137g, and is 10.6mm thick, which makes it thicker than and slightly heavier than the iPhone 5C or Sony Xperia Z1 Compact – two of its rivals.

They rule out the cities, which are thick with monsters.

His hair, which is thick and curly, was an alloy of silver and gold.