thick造句

She wore thick powder.

Mists layered thick about him.

The snow lay thick on the ground.

A thick, messy substance, such as sludge.

These sheep have fine thick fleeces.

We tunnelled through the thick woods.

a thick cream soup made from shellfish.

The flora around the beach was thick and thorny.

The hands can be insulated from cold with thick gloves.

The chutney should be a thick, pulpy consistency.

First, choose a thick fabric for your turtleneck.

The town was deluged with thick slimy mud.

Thick hair can be problematic both because certain hair styles don't look good with thicker hair and also because thick hair tends to "poof" out like clown hair.

However, the old, thick ice that moved into this region is now beginning to melt out, which could further deplete the Arctic's remaining store of old, thick ice.

A field of burning grass is billowing thick black clouds of smoke into the sky.

The thick nitrogen atmosphere holds fog, mist, smoggy haze and rain clouds.

tropical American tree bearing sweet pulpy fruit with thick scaly rind and shiny black seeds.

on the far side of which the path led into some very thick bushes.

I have a thick coat of dark brown and black hair.

For example, the delicate skin around your eyes is only as thick as a few sheets of paper; the pads on your feet are about as thick as a pencil eraser.

Within the one-meter-thick walls are a glass-fronted balcony bedroom, a glorious wooden lantern roof and a sauna.

I've enjoyed Prima Taste's Curry La Mian for a few years now - the noodles are thick and chewy, the broth thick and strong, especially with their wonderful paste and coconut powder.

Indian mongoose is popularly used to fight and kill venomous snakes, because of their rapid reactions and thick coat.

Look over the rail on any pier, and the rust is inch-thick and flaking from its girders.

The room was quiet except for Granny's thick-heeled lace-up shoes clicking across the worn linoleum floor.

"Complications of Burns include respiratory problems, infection, ulcers in the stomach or duodenum, and, especially in Brown skin, thick scarring."

Any experience is a kind of accumulation. The more we accumulate, the more mature we become. The more experience we experience, the more thick our life is.

Or they can be a simple voice in the head, like the one Tammy heard as she was driving along one night in thick fog.

"This neutron star was born so hot that nuclear fusion happened on its surface, producing a carbon atmosphere just 10 centimetres thick."

He was a monstrous man, with a mane of greasy grey hair, his face pouched and seamed, with thick negroid lips.

Beethoven had such a firm look. So he succeeded. He relentlessly looked up to his ideals and wrote a thick ink in the history of art.

"It was as thick as a man's open hand, and the edge of it was curved like the edge of a cup, like a lily flower; it would take three thousand baths."

A block of huge ice weighing more than 20kg split a 20cm-thick slab of stone as it fell from the sky Tuesday to a family's garden in Bavaria, Germany, Xinhua reported. Fortunately, no one was injured.

"Hypertrophic scars grow overly thick and fibrous But remain within the original wound site. Scars can also develop into tumourlike growths called keloids, which extend Beyond the wound's limits."

Mr. Shen's lower lip was thick and could tell at a glance that he was a man who spoke much and quickly as though he had diarrhea of the mouth.

The 300m-long vessel sounded its horn three times as it left its shipyard in Dalian, in North-East Liaoning province, amid thick fog, according to the state news agency.

The other car, the one going toward New York, came to rest a hundred yards beyond, and its driver hurried back to where Myrtle Wilson, her life violently extinguished, knelt in the road and mingled her thick dark blood with the dust.

This zone consists of a tension device, a device to detect thick spots, or slubs in the yarn and a stop motion which causes the winding to stop in the case of a yarn break or the depletion of a supply package.

The director promptly became conscious of his dignity at the mention of the word " education. " Twisting his thick moustache, he said with a sigh, "This fighting has certainly caused a loss to students of different ages, to say nothing of other people.