Sentence examples for damaged neck from inspiring English sources

The incident ended in a crash, which left her with a "permanently damaged neck" and "screwed-up knees".

Southgates' success in front of goal tells its own story about the lack of bite from Villa' forwards and, with Dion Dublin out for the rest of the season with a damaged neck, the manager said he was considering shopping for a striker.

The shrapnel damaged her neck and throat, accounting for two of her surgeries.

Leali'ifano's replacement, Pat McCabe, became the third player to leave on a stretcher when he damaged his neck after a tackle by Alex Cuthbert who was to quickly profit from the midfielder's absence.

All eyes on the goalkeepers... Malawi's Swadick Sanudi dealt with crosses as a nervous cat treats a hedgehog, Zambia's Kennedy Mweene dragged an aimless Geremi ball into his own net, Mozambique's Rafael damaged his neck attempting a needless somersault and Algeria's Faouzi Chaouchi cost his side two goals with a hapless display against Malawi.

Alonso damaged his neck and back when he bounced over kerbs at 150mph avoiding Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne.

"They damaged my neck and broke two ribs.

Louw had surgery after damaging his neck against the All Blacks in the Rugby Championship.

"I have a chest infection, I pull muscles, I damage my neck," she says, "but it's what happens to your mind when you're in that frenetic, lonely place.

The game began to swing back Wigan's way before half-time, first with Warrington's loss of Monaghan, who was carried off after damaging his neck tackling Richards in the corner.

A good example is the Head Bang Hero piece, which is a game where the interface is a long-haired wig, and you headbang to collect points – the tricky part is that you need to move your head a lot to get a good score, but by doing so you physically damage your neck.