Sentence examples for a neck that from inspiring English sources

"You knew?" "A scrotum isn't some rare species, nor does any living person have a neck that fucked up.

Apart from tortoises, the hippy on The Young Ones and me, there is no creature on earth that has a neck that sticks straight out in front.

Design I had a large (14/16), long taper with a circular neck cross-section; a fixed 42-mm offset; and a neck that was anteverted relative to the stem.

Henric isn't, either, actually, but his neck is short (he barely has one at all), while Marie-Thérèse Réveillé, by contrast, has a neck that is long and entirely revealed by the dark garment she is wearing.

"Could this be the true face of Jane Austen?" asks Martha Keaney, peering intently at the subject's melting graphite eyes, robust nose and, beneath, a neck that could dislodge the cobwebs from a proscenium arch.

Taken from a page at random: his junkie friend Dom, in his bare apartment's "bright heart-attack darkness," has "a neck that looked like a broken foot with the toes missing".

At 15, my mother was in a serious car accident that left her with a broken neck that required months in a body cast.

The head of the figure is generally placed on a short neck that connects it to a thick body, over which a long, beaklike nose often projects.

It's a flannel thing with a high neck that makes the girl think of Mary Poppins.

Like Apatosaurus, Brontosaurus was quadrupedal, possessing four stout legs, as well as a long neck that was balanced by a long tail.

The ilium has a short neck that expands distally to form a broad and rounded sutural contact with the carapace.