Sentence examples for will become thick from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere will become thick with hate; at this point it can descend rapidly into colossal violence.

However, if you over-whisk the egg whites, they will become thick and grainy, lose volume and separate into a dry froth and a runny liquid.

"We must pull back from this trajectory," Zeid warned, adding that there was a risk "the atmosphere will become thick with hate" which could "descend rapidly into colossal violence".

The atmosphere will become thick with hostility and suspicion, ready to burst into violence at the smallest spark.

A person who takes too much EPO, in fact, will get so many extra red blood cells that their blood will become thick, and they will risk experiencing a stroke.

If the infection spreads to your nails, they will become thick and discolored.

The permafrost layer will become thicker each winter, its thickness controlled by the thermal balance between the heat flow from the Earth's interior and that flowing outward into the atmosphere.

The mixture will become thicker and glossier until slowly lifting the whisk out of the mixture leaves a soft peak – a tapering curl of meringue, slightly droopy at its tip.

To keep them warm, otherwise they won't survive … [And their children] will already begin with a thicker coat, and their coat will become thicker still" (p. 861; my emphasis).

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After a week, you won't have the problem anymore because the skin on that part of your thumb will become thicker.