Sentence examples for dead neck from inspiring English sources
At Dead Neck, the empty real, gull-and sun-inhabited,.
By Harold Brodkey The New Yorker, June 13 , 1983P. 52 At Dead Neck, the empty real, gull-and sun-inhabited, View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Naomi Fry.
Over on Galu, you'd get Shambles's leadership necklace away from her only when you pry it from her cold, dead neck.
An art critic has been found dead, her neck broken, in a local artist's flower garden, and Inspector Gamache must look for answers in a cutthroat art community.
Down the far aisle a third man is in a wheelchair, apparently dead: his neck is bent back brokenly, his jaw gapes, his head is unhinged, and he is quite motionless.
A seasoned flight attendant on a layover in Dubai — a hard-partying, hard-working woman who's also a functioning alcoholic — wakes up one morning to find the Russian businessman next to her dead, his neck sliced open with the shards of a Stoli bottle.
When the distraught employee who applied Clarion's makeup is found dead — her neck broken in a fall from the soaring fly tower above the stage — even the most superstitious actor in the house is glad to consider it a prosaic case of freak accident and guilty suicide.
On the return lap, the chicken was dead, its neck broken.
The hip had been nailed, but the head of the femur was dead, the neck had been absorbed, and the distal fragment had slipped up on the nail.
But the film itself is dead from the neck up and the neck down: a Photoshopped image of reality that is bland, parochial, and stereotypically acted by a cast who have nothing like the subtlety and range of Trey Parker's puppets from Team America: World Police.
But the film itself is dead from the neck up and the neck down: a Photoshopped image of reality that is bland, parochial, and stereotypically acted … Sandra Bullock got her Oscar for playing the tough-love Christian Republican wife and mother who takes in a troubled African-American teen and motivates him to greatness on the football field.
