| 'But then, joy of joys, the snow on the ice started to thin out. ' | |
| - It's like pulling weeds out of a garden. You sort of clean out and weed out and thin out. That seems to have happened in the Ordovician mass extinctions. | |
| - Pitarrio sometimes had me thin out his supply. | |
| - start to thin out. | |
| And he assessed the situation and decided he'd thin out on the Ardennes sector. | |
| 'But then, joy of joys, the snow on the ice started to thin out. ' | |
| - It's like pulling weeds out of a garden. You sort of clean out and weed out and thin out. That seems to have happened in the Ordovician mass extinctions. | |
| - Pitarrio sometimes had me thin out his supply. | |
| - start to thin out. | |
| And he assessed the situation and decided he'd thin out on the Ardennes sector. | |
| - Be better when it thins out. I think I can get Sascha to play and Ethel to sing. | |
| As the universe expands, dark matter thins out until it can no longer compete with dark energy. | |
| God thins out the less strong. | |
| It thins out the blood and retards clotting. | |
| Okay, I think we should wait here until the traffic thins out. | |
| - Be better when it thins out. I think I can get Sascha to play and Ethel to sing. | |
| As the universe expands, dark matter thins out until it can no longer compete with dark energy. | |
| God thins out the less strong. | |
| It thins out the blood and retards clotting. | |
| Okay, I think we should wait here until the traffic thins out. | |
| "The skin of a drunk splits open easily, "their blood flows more freely, thinned out by the booze. | |
| ...Sort of thinned out A little bit | |
| But then it got colder, and the trees thinned out, broad grasslands sprang up, and our ancestors were forced to traverse them in search of food. | |
| Every reunion we've had has... thinned out a little more. | |
| I must say the family's been thinned out nicely one way or another. | |
| -They're thinning out. | |
| But what we're seeing now is the Greenland ice sheet thinning out and dumping out ever more ice and water into the ocean. | |
| I just think they're gonna end up saying we can't be thinning out our funds on a national strategy. | |
| I'm all for thinning out the human race. | |
| If the boar's thinning out, then why should he feed everyone else at his own expense? | |
| "The skin of a drunk splits open easily, "their blood flows more freely, thinned out by the booze. | |
| ...Sort of thinned out A little bit | |
| But then it got colder, and the trees thinned out, broad grasslands sprang up, and our ancestors were forced to traverse them in search of food. | |
| Every reunion we've had has... thinned out a little more. | |
| I must say the family's been thinned out nicely one way or another. | |
| -They're thinning out. | |
| But what we're seeing now is the Greenland ice sheet thinning out and dumping out ever more ice and water into the ocean. | |
| I just think they're gonna end up saying we can't be thinning out our funds on a national strategy. | |
| I'm all for thinning out the human race. | |
| If the boar's thinning out, then why should he feed everyone else at his own expense? | |
