two inches thick

The board was made of oak over two inches thick.

It went on for pages, at least two inches thick.

The glass is two inches thick and may be reinforced.

He covered the water until it was two inches thick with charcoal.

The envelope was sealed, and seemed at least two inches thick.

And the back door was about two inches thick.

He saw that she had moved the reed mat which was just over two inches thick.

Carla estimated that the glass in each was at least two inches thick.

The bread slices were nearly two inches thick and dry.

Wooden boards, one to two inches thick, are commonly used.

For example, the tiles protecting the wheel well are about two inches thick.

Then the chops were cut about two inches thick against the grain of the meat.

It was about six feet long, three feet wide, and two inches thick.

The back of the head compressed into a neck scarcely two inches thick.

It was about two inches thick, covered in gray plastic insulation.

This allows for binding documents that are up to two inches thick.

The front door was original, old pine two inches thick and aged like steel.

As he passed, he could see that the door was two inches thick, all metal.

"We always had 5, 10 applicants for every position and you could go to a file two inches thick" to select from them, he said.

It was four feet long and almost two inches thick, not quite straight, but straight enough.

It was solid steel, more than two inches thick.

It produces a single layer two inches thick with a molten center.

Use lumber the same width as the post, at least half its height and about two inches thick.

The door-goodness, it was two inches thick and solid metal!

"Twelve inches long and about two inches thick, maybe a little more."