thick-walled

The small, thick-walled press room is just a step away.

John pointed to a low, thick-walled building with a single door.

Small, thick-walled windows passed by to the left and right.

The thick-walled version of the bombs were built until 1956.

At the time, it was merely a set of thick-walled barracks.

Compared with veins, arteries are thick-walled and deep in the body.

It is a thick-walled square building, little altered from the time of its original construction.

However, the fire is stopped when reaching a sturdy, thick-walled Norman building.

The tent by their time had become a thick-walled building.)

There was a thick-walled fort to pass through, before one even set foot upon the causeway.

Thick-walled rings are hot-rolled and often have to be cut in slices.

A thick-walled building bulked an unusual three stories high in the cold, wet darkness.

Even quite thick-walled chemical container packs are pierced by the unit.

I splashed forward and looked out the main entrance of the sturdy, thick-walled building, fascinated.

It was a thick-walled building made of gray stone that had been a godshouse before the Recreation.

He hid in the shadow of a thick-walled fortification.

Going into his love was like going into a castle, a thick-walled place.

The test begins with three thick-walled and perforate globose chambers.

Few buildings give so strong a feeling of sanctuary as do early, thick-walled adobes."

They are thick-walled and have a large germ pore.

But such radio frequencies have difficulty penetrating thick-walled buildings.

Ash from each dead man went into a thick-walled mortar of plain, unworked gold.

I think it's probably too thick-walled, but it's easier to let him see that."

Inside the temple, it was all thick-walled dimness, more like a fortress than a place of worship.

They gained the thick-walled stone hut where Piper was barricaded.