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The atmosphere was thick with tension.

He is thick with my brothers.

John is very thick with anne now.

America is thick with commercials and advertisements.

The air was thick with dust.

Solomon:My back is thick with scars from protesting my freedom.

During summer tourist season, the beach was thick with sunbathers.

You seem to be very thick with the boss!

We walked through a field thick with daisies.

The air was thick with the perfume, heavy with it, clogged with it.

Sometimes the isle was thick with savages, with whom we fought;

garden abounding with flowers; rich in ideas; slums rife with crime; the air was thick with snow.

Everybody at the table looked at Byron, the atmosphere was thick with curiosity.

Bob always liked sailing, even though the sky was thick with clouds.

She was in a wild strange country so thick with swirling mist.

Outside, charmless apartment blocks and dirty factories are giving way to fields thick with fog.

The broad boulevard leading to the western suburbs was thick with traffic.

It is added with palm and cotton seed oil, which can make eyelashes thick without knotting and light as silk. Build thick and black eyelashes and big eyes.

They live in air thick with viral loads, and they are exposed every time they breathe in.

The girl was tall and thick with meat. Everywhere she went, she looked like a very heavy person.

The shelves of the pool-supplies aisle at Target are thick with Chinese flotation devices for babies.

Pine village, the village is a small hill and lush deciduous shrub cover, is thick with occlusion of Liquidambar, well.

Boiling boiling water was churning in the cauldron, and the yard was thick with smoke and steaming.

The children are thick and thick with snow, and the white clouds are howling. Visitors do not know to return to the home period, close to the special sorrow.

Rose is tall and thick with dark green stems and dense branches. The branches were covered with hard thorns, like armor weapons.

Rakharo had grown almost half a foot during his time away from Meereen and returned with arms and legs thick with muscle and four bells in his hair.

A pang shot through him at the memor of his lamplit hours in the low-studded drawing-room. Few as they had been, they were thick with memories.

The fields at Agincourt were thick with mud, having recently been plowed for winter wheat and soaked in a heavy October shower.

Thus the pages of the Times and Sunday Times are thick with in-house ads offering entertainments to readers, from iPad applications to theatre tickets and Italian holidays.

The crater is a cauldron-shaped depression in the centre of which is a spread of water grown thick with artemisia and mugwort as in a swamp.

By employing gelatin half-embedding method, spinal cord slices 250-300 um thick with attached dorsal root were obtained and used to makepatch-clamp recording.

" The formal relationships of thick with thin lines, of broken with continuous, and of sinuous with jagged are forces of contrast and repetition in the design of many paintings in all periods of history. "