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• ‘This isn't really a good time,’ she hiccuped in a thick voice, roughly smearing the tears from her cheek with the palm of her hand.
• At times he was stupid, but he was never thick enough to mess with her.
• So far the scenery around her had been thick fur trees and dense foliage.
• She speaks with a thick middle European accent, and she is difficult to understand.
• All I could think was that the author must think I'm too slow and thick to work it out for myself.
• My voice grew thick and I wasn't surprised to feel the tears fall.
• Less than ten minutes later, they were curled up on the sofa together under a thick blanket, each clasping a mug of tea.
• She spooned some of the thick liquid into a spoon and handed it to him.
• In some cases, they have been burnt by leaking mustard gas, which, despite its name, is a thick , viscous liquid.
• There was a thick layer of dust on the top of the television.
• He extended his hand and she listened to his voice, thick and rich as honey.
• They may consist of spheres of gas like Jupiter or look like Neptune itself with a core of rock and ice surrounded by a thick atmosphere of hydrogen and helium.
• Keyes puts on thick socks to keep her feet warm and curls up informally.
• His features were fine and the hair that was tied loosely behind his head was thick and a rich dark brown.
• His thick eyebrows draw closer to his nose as he smiles with his yellow teeth.
• It had also taken Katrina a while to grow accustomed to Hazel's thick accent, but after a few weeks of it, Katrina had come to like her voice.
• She was gorgeous, and yet she was as thick and unintelligent as a sheep.
• A tall, heavy-set man with a thick accent then reached his hand out toward us.
• And then of course we've got Titan, which is a great mystery with this very thick atmosphere.
• ‘Pray for your mother,’ he said in a thick voice, quite unlike the one he had just used.
• He was tall and lanky, with small round glasses and a close cap of thick curls.
• His pencil went flying and left a thick , black line across the work he'd been doing.
• Adrian's voice was thick , as though he wanted to cry and Nicky wasn't sure what to do.
• In large part through British manipulation of local politics, the struggle in Kenya became a kind of civil war, with the Home Guard and African police thrown into the thick of it.
• As he pulled his black sweater off, I could see a steady flow of thick red liquid seeping freely from his left shoulder.
• He speaks with a thick south German accent that is difficult to understand, even if you speak German.
• I looked down to see new footprints in the thick layer of dust.
• This is a thick substance that is applied in two coats and will create a water barrier on your wall.
• Her pen drew a nice, thick , black line across a column of handwriting.
• No distance separates the audience from the actors, who mill on the dance floor in the thick of the crowd.
• He paused, waiting for the cruel and actually childishly stupid words to sink into my thick brain.
• No one had visited here for a long time and everything was covered by a thick layer of dust and the musty smell that accompanied a dwelling no one inhabited anymore.
• He was always at the front and always in the thick of battle.
• They get so excited, those girls, when they get a chance to dress up in their thick scarves.
• A scar ran from above his right eye, across his nose and mouth, and ended just below the left side of his thick lips.
• The priest's accent is thick , and he falters in his memorized patter about the church's attempts to overcome poverty and prejudice.
• His co-workers didn't have a problem with that, or his thick accent, he said.
• It was just the right consistency, neither too thick nor too watery, and the eggplant itself was thinly sliced and tender.
• He had a goatee and thick eyebrows that hung over dark eyes.
• To the south there are high mountains, covered in thick spring snow.
• The latter has a thick atmosphere containing methane, and, it is thought, oceans and lakes containing hydrocarbons.
• Once it has the consistency of thick cream, pour into warm sterilised jars.
• To Jude she looked like an angel, with her dark locks encircling her face and her eyes closed and edged in thick lashes.
• When they both exhaled, the smoke hung thick in the air.
• Her thick , smoky voice only deepened as she stepped close to me.
• I came very close to picking the thick tome up the other day, but some stubborn impulse in me resisted.
• The court was shown a video in which the youth, who cannot be named because of his age, was seen throwing stones at police from the thick of a crowd in White Abbey Road at the height of the disturbances.
• Everything seems so far away, and if feels as though I'm dragging myself through thick liquid.
• Beneath his arm, he carried a thick , leather-bound book; it's title scrawled on the cover in an embellished silver font.
• And it was so cold that even wearing thick jumpers at night left you shivering.
• The air was thick and heavy, it was going to rain soon.
• Bundled up in a thick jacket, scarf and gloves, Nicholas went outside.
• Josh could tell that Rob was in tears now - his voice was thick and he was breathing hard.
• In 1988, at the age of 24, he was in the thick of the same battles within the Edinburgh Labour Party.
• He instructed the soldiers to take the wounded back to safety while he waited in the thick of the gun battle, under constant enemy fire.
• I closed the thick oak door and peered in the little window.
• The ice that covers the surface is probably too thick to allow sunlight through.
• The air about them was thick enough to taste and tasting was unavoidable.
• Nelson frowned, his thick eyebrows pulling together into a solid line.
• The wood floor creaked as they explored the old furniture and boxes that had dust inches thick layering them.
• Of course, if you are a native to Kentucky, it is best when spread thick between two slices of white bread for a quick lunch.
• The turning point was when James himself, in the thick of the battle, was cut down.
• People started coming to school with thick jackets and other winter clothing.
• Currently the space for their father on the document is struck through with a thick black line as though he was unknown or the children illegitimate.
• In a few days, or even hours, they could be back in the thick of battle, their crews consumed once more by the thrill of the fear coursing through them as the bullets fly again.
• The look of murderous, seething fury on my face must have finally sunk into his thick bovine head, because he turned and left.
• Glycerin is a thick liquid with a sweet taste that is found in fats and oils and is the primary triglyceride found in coconut and olive oil.
• On closer inspection, however, the reader would have spotted that the seven columns of adverts were separated by thick black lines.
• She looked across her room to the desk on the other side, the thick book on top of it waiting to be read.
• The rich thick forest cover around the Etna region is an added attraction to the tourists.
• Adam's voice was thick and his pain-filled eyes met Ben's.
• Eventually, he prised himself out of bed, pulled on fur-lined boots, a warm hat and a thick jacket, and wandered outside.
• Even though I have pretty simple hair - thick and straight - I'm nervous about how it's going to look.
• I arrived about fifteen minutes early, and leaned against a thick tree, closing my eyes for a moment.