in the thick of造句

We were in the thick of the fight.

They have been in the thick of it.

The naval air squadron set to France was soon in the thick of the flight.

His book puts the reader in the thick of the sweatiest corporate wrestling matches.

The Italian expects both Webber and Alonso to be in the thick of the title fight again this year.

I can't accept any social engagements for the next few weeks, while we are in the thick of examinations.

Perhaps the shadow of the Wild Rose Zheduo folk art in the thick of the fishing village charm Wuzhen that infiltration and yet another will be thick bloom day.

By contrast, in an iterative project's Elaboration phase, the tester is in the thick of the action, surrounded by flashing lights and jigging dials.

In America and Britain M2 grew quickly in the thick of the crisis, as firms and households made a dash for cash.

Campuses in strategic locations outside India allow SP Jain to be in the thick of high-growth industries, such as retail, real estate and logistics, in emerging markets in Asia and the Middle East.

InOctober 1956, when Hungary exploded against Soviet occupation, Mr Faludy was in the thick of it, as adelegate from the Writers' Association to the workers' councils that ran much of the revolution.

I see no sign that those of my countrymen who have been all their lives in the thick of society feel, any more than I did, the touch of its living intimacy.

They did earn a battling 0-0 draw on Monday at West Ham United who travel to Blackburn Rovers, also in the thick of the survival scrap and just a point clear of the bottom three.