How To Use Thin out In A Sentence
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Out in the ruined west of the city, where most of the film was shot, the traffic jams that clog the centre thin out.
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The road winds uphill through eucalyptus and pine trees which thin out towards the top.
Collins Traveller - The Algarve
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Timber lobbyists and foresters say thin out some national forests as a means of fireproofing them and preventing more superfires; that means cutting trees - lots of them.
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Staying on the south-west side of the gully, the wreckage begins to thin out near a pair of bollards at a depth of 18m.
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As their numbers thin out, they turn on each other, in an attempt to figure out who is the killer.
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Thin out the seedlings to about 10cm apart.
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The Government/Military wiretapping effort which now appears to be headed into a coverup is part of a major effort by criminal elements within out Government to spy on us.
Think Progress » Specter Caves, Proposes Blanket Amnesty For Illegal Government Surveillance
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A section through the latter showed, going from within outwards, the cut edges of two perfect polliniferous lobes in the centre; and on either side the petaloid wing representing the remaining anther-lobe; outside these were the edges of the remaining wings, one on each side.
Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants
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In time, seismograph recordings enabled geologists to determine that Earth has a dense core surrounded by a slowly flowing mantle and a thin outer crust.
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After changing at Jamaica we still found a crowded train, but it did thin out as we got further out of the city.
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Yet would my soul within outflow in foods of brine:
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Parked on his trunk, Mitchell finished reading the Miami HemId; both the crowd and his optimism began to thin out.
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We'll open up at 9am and stay open until 3pm or whenever the crowds thin out.
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The crowd began to thin out but not so that the bar was entirely empty.
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Towards the north these turn into pine forests and eventually thin out to form the grassy plains of Kislev.
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It's a good time to thin out weak branches of ceanothus and to shorten remaining growths (not into old wood).
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What of architectural beauty I now see, I know has gradually grown from within outward, out of the necessities and character of the indweller, who is the only builder — out of some unconscious truthfulness, and nobleness, without ever a thought for the appearance and whatever additional beauty of this kind is destined to be produced will be preceded by
Walden
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The crowd began to thin out so early it looked as if someone had spread a rumor that the police were going to raid the place.
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In addition, we get some deleted scenes, about ten minutes in total, which highlight tidbits and trims made to thin out the running time.
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They thin out dense stands of low trees and shrubs.
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But when it comes to the lost causes, the inevitable setbacks, the small defeats, the crowds thin out quickly.
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Do you feel guilty when you have to thin out seedlings?
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Collectively, these observations suggest that the thin outer layer is a primary feature of the sclerite wall.
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The traffic will thin out after the rush hour.
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Once the organism has reached Britney Spears version I's current age, we'll thin out the mixture and begin to transition the product over to traditional Britney food, such as Whoppers, tacos, and Twinkies," Dr. Macker said.
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Tracing a femoral rupture from within outwards, we find that its first stage is to push its way through the weak point of the arch formed by Poupart's ligament, that is, the spot called the crural arch, bounded on its outer side by the sheath of fascia which surrounds the femoral vein; above by
A Manual of the Operations of Surgery For the Use of Senior Students, House Surgeons, and Junior Practitioners
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Thin out half of the old, flowered stems.
Times, Sunday Times
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The road winds uphill through eucalyptus and pine trees which thin out towards the top.
Collins Traveller - The Algarve
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Thin out the seedlings to about 10cm apart.
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Unable to resist such a challenge, I waited for the crowd to thin out and finally introduced myself to an attractive woman with a melodious accent.
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We can view each individual katana slicing enemies, while barrages of arrows thin out the enemy lines - pure eye candy.
The Sun
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Timber lobbyists and foresters say thin out some national forests as a means of fireproofing them and preventing more superfires; that means cutting trees - lots of them.
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thin out the young plants
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Toward the city limits the houses begin to thin out.
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To thin out thicker hair and give it a softer finish, Campbell prefers razor cutting over buzz cuts.
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He hoped the fog would thin out as he closed the coast; usually did and, if it didn't, he'd feel his way in with the depth sounder.
CORMORANT
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There is no need to thin out all the twiggier growth, since this too will provide some smaller flowers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Towards the city limits the houses begin to thin out.
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I want to thin out those tomato plants since they are growing too close together.
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In fact, all her books grew, like a plant, from within outwards; they were born in the nursery of the schoolroom, and nurtured by the suggestions of the children's interest, thus blooming in the gar -
The Seven Little Sisters Who Live on the Round Ball That Floats in the Air
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Staying on the south-west side of the gully, the wreckage begins to thin out near a pair of bollards at a depth of 18m.
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Toward the city limits the houses begin to thin out.
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Avoid wetting the foliage and thin out overcrowded growth.
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The traffic will thin out after the rush hour.
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Obeying a nameless impulse to look up, I detected the hair-thin outline of a square trapdoor in the high ceiling.
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The buildings began to thin out as they left the industrial sector of the city and entered onto a ramp that would take them to the freeway and towards Chris's house.
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The whiting have started to thin out although the blackfish have picked up a bit.
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To prepare the tangerines, gently peel away the thin outer skin that surrounds each segment with the point of a small knife.
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Once dry, the beans are called caf é con camisa because they have a paper-thin outer layer, or T-shirt, that needs to come off the beans before they are finally roasted.
A Coffee Break in Guatemala
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The entire package is protected by a thin outer skin called the tunic.
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Perhaps the most telling sign of the night was that the crowd actually started to thin out as their set continued.
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Their downslope change in symmetry suggests that a thin outer layer of competent salt buckled.
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Beyond here, the path dawdles up past imposing villas and more humble caprese dwellings until the houses thin out and the going gets steep.
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Obeying a nameless impulse to look up, I detected the hair-thin outline of a square trapdoor in the high ceiling.
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Towards the city limits the houses begin to thin out.
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A common forestry practice is to thin out Cypress Pine to get them to grow big and tall.
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We push up through pine forest to higher ground, where the trees thin out.
The Sun
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The celebration continues through Sunday when the crowd begins to thin out.
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At the end of the three-hour journey, the thick forests thin out revealing a much-used pathway which slopes abruptly to the bed of a nearby river.
