Sentence examples for fat neck from inspiring English sources

The Northern Clemency by Philip Hensher HarperCollins £17.99, pp736 At more than 700 pages long, Philip Hensher's sixth novel doesn't so much stride into our bookshops as waddle, its ambition clanking like a golden chain about the fat neck of some provincial mayor.

Tough, he can skewer a fat neck with a corkscrew.

That fat neck gets skinny quick, and sticks way out.

I hope he is chubby so I can kiss on his fat neck from Day One.

Yet, despite his new-found celebrity, Bob is concerned: "I'm worried I look like I have a fat neck.

At parole, my re-entry specialist social worker broad (fat neck, Spanish, nice boobs) referred me to drug programs and the Department of Social Services (DSS).

The Aedes larvae are small curlicues, like tiny worms with fat necks and two-pronged tails, easily mistaken for a shrivelled leaf or a rolled-up pine needle.

Stevenson refers to Holy Cross as "ground zero". The Aedes larvae are small curlicues, like tiny worms with fat necks and two-pronged tails, easily mistaken for a shrivelled leaf or a rolled-up pine needle.

Demands to "tighten one's belt" are brandished about by officials with fat necks and ruddy faces, who for decades haven't known what a refrigerator with more frost than food looks like.

Listen, I'm all for bumrushing Buckingham Palace and pulling the monarchy out by their fat necks, kicking them all in the bollocks or tits and spitting in their faces, setting fire to the castles and the gold, pulling statues down from their plinths.

Listen, I'm all for bumrushing Buckingham Palace and pulling the monarchy out by their fat necks, kicking them all in the bollocks or tits, spitting in their faces, setting fire to the castles and the gold, and pulling statues down from their plinths.