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A customer at a restaurant sent back his french fries because they were cut too thickly.
Her eyelids are still thickly caked with the glitter she wears in the production.
For two autumns in a row, acorns fell like rain from the tall oak trees, carpeting his lawn so thickly that raking seemed almost futile.
The weed grows thickly with long, ropy strands that can clog boat propellers and endanger swimmers.
The countryside - thickly forested with hickory, walnut and other hardwoods - is picturesque.
Mosquitoes buzz thickly around him.
There's been an endless convoy of thickly accented ambassadors eager to drive the music home to mainstream audiences.
His thickly accented yammering, however, is occasionally unintelligible.
"Yeah" he replied thickly, "you know I do, it's the same for both of us.”
As a direct result of this loss the scales shrink slightly, air-pockets thickly populated with mites are formed, and the whole bulb becomes flaccid.
Country is fairly thickly covered with trees, but they are leafless at this time of the year.
Densely contrapuntal, elaborately and often thickly orchestrated, it sounds more like a vertical mass of sound than a purposeful movement in time.
Halteres with pale stems, thickly covered with pale scales, the apices with small dark flat scales.
These are thickly coated, generally enclosing well-rounded, abraded grains or clasts, and only rarely display signs of stationary growth.
In some places, thickly bedded, finely laminated siltstones and claystones exhibit preserved rootlets and mottling.
On the other hand, another unit of the hanging wall is made up of massive to thickly bedded, coarse yellowish sandstone.
Parallel-sided massive and thickly bedded sandstones (lithic wacke in character) are present as amalgamated beds and generally lack any grading.
Foraging theory is useful in the study of exchange in thickly traded impersonal markets.
Many trunks and branches are thickly covered in mosses and epiphytes, whilst the bases of trees are usually engulfed within large moss cushions (up to 30 cm deep).
Her hands were ugly, knotted, thickly spotted.
Kings and archbishops are not automatically given starring roles, and his stage instead is thickly thronged with a rich diversity of beings, alive, dead, and even the undead.
Very thickly afforested with thin-trunked trees.
When fully grown it is covered fairly thickly with dirt, which is of great assistance in the formation of the pupal case, as this is formed of the larval skin.
There was a massive increase in the number of pen-pushers in thickly carpeted offices.
