Sentence examples for downwards neck from inspiring English sources

Many birds move by hopping, which can be broken into two stages: (1) the bow: bend legs, lower chest, wings slightly expanded, tail pushed upwards, neck drawn into the shoulders and (2) the spring: stretch legs, raise chest, lower wings, tail pushed downwards, neck and head stretched upwards in a straight line.

Sufferers lose muscle tone from their head downwards – jaw or neck muscles slacken, eyes begin to roll and finally legs start feeling weak and may buckle.

Full body wax - all hair from the neck downwards is removed with the aid of hot wax which is ripped off when it hardens.

He revealed that his daughter is fully aware of the extent of her injuries and knows she is likely to remain paralysed from the neck downwards for the rest of her life.

A 67-year-old quadriplegic, paralysed from the neck downwards and suffering from serious ailments, including severe visual and hearing disabilities, Sheikh Yassin was considered by some to be Israel's worst nightmare.

There was also decreased sensation from the level of the neck downwards but with sparing of the right upper limb.

A new generation of bionics could also enhance the lives of individuals who are paralysed from the neck downwards or who have conditions like Locked-In Syndrome. Locked-In Syndrome

Aravan's body from the neck downwards is then covered with a bloodstained white cloth.

Granger and Gregory argued that the large incisors were used for defence or for loosening shrubs by moving the neck downwards, thereby acting as picks and levers.

It spreads from the face (where there is usually no puncta but often characterized by a circumoral pallor) downwards to the neck and upper trunk, and then to the limbs, sometimes with a sandpaper texture of the skin.

Then, look downwards so your neck is bent.