(1) He's always in the thick of it/things.

(2) I enjoy being in the thick of things.

(3) We were in the thick of the fight.

(4) As a player, he's always in the thick of the action.

(5) Brown hopes to be back in the thick of the action as soon as possible.

(6) Her comments landed her in the thick of a family feud.

(7) She wanted in, right in the thick of it.

(8) Williams was wounded in the thick of the battle.

(9) A.. He really has enjoyed being right in the thick of things and having an input.

(10) He seems most at home in the thick of a hectic scrap for victory.

(11) Lightning quick, fearless in the tackle and always in the thick of the action.

(12) Yes, he had been there in the thick of it, braving the rubber bullets and the tear-gas.

(13) But it is enough to keep her in the thick of the race.

(14) Meanwhile, you can picture me in the thick of it.

(15) The school is in the thick of a war zone between two rival gangs.

(16) Harvard in the thick of the Ivy League title chase?

(17) Standing up for what she believed in, fighting in the thick of things, Amelia blossomed.

(18) Well, I'm in the thick of in the central business district of Johannesburg.

(19) I am not saying he doesn't deserve something if he was in the thick of it.

(20) The naval air squadron set to France was soon in the thick of the flight.

(21) The ideal position for a Lamia is near the main melee but not in the thick of it.

(22) Their second try came in the 26th minute and again Yapp was in the thick of it.

(23) But families are a good deal sloppier than that, a mishmash of competing needs and moods and clashing emotions, better understood by the people in the thick of them than by anyone standing outside.

(24) There's a labour dispute at work and as shop steward in the thick of it.