A LITTLE BIT THICKER

Can you make the sandwich bread a little bit thicker?

She prefers her pancakes a little bit thicker than the ones in the recipe.

The book has a few pages that are a little bit thicker than the others.

Add a little bit thicker layer of frosting on the cake for a sweeter taste.

The fog makes the air a little bit thicker, reducing visibility.

I like my hair ties to be a little bit thicker for a better grip.

The fog made the air feel a little bit thicker as we walked through the forest.

Her accent became a little bit thicker when she spoke passionately about her hometown.

The plot of the mystery novel became a little bit thicker with each unexpected twist.

Adding a few more pages to the report made it a little bit thicker, but more comprehensive.

The layers of the ancient parchment were meticulously restored, making it a little bit thicker and more resilient.

The paint on the wall appears to be a little bit thicker than before.

Her hair looked a little bit thicker after using the new shampoo.

The sauce could use a little bit thicker consistency for better flavor.

To make the soup more satisfying, add a little bit thicker slices of vegetables.

The fabric of the curtains feels a little bit thicker than the sheets.

A little bit thicker than expected, the paint gave the walls a richer hue.

The artist applied the second coat of paint, making it a little bit thicker for better coverage.

To make the sauce a little bit thicker, add a tablespoon of cornstarch and water.

After baking, the crust turned out to be a little bit thicker than I had intended.

She requested her steak to be cooked a little bit thicker than the usual medium rare.

The instructions suggested rolling the dough a little bit thicker for a chewier cookie.

The blanket felt a little bit thicker after it was washed and dried.

After the rain, the mud became a little bit thicker, making it harder to walk.

His accent sounded a little bit thicker when he returned from his hometown.

As the conversation progressed, tension in the room grew a little bit thicker.