Sentence examples for getting a neck from inspiring English sources

Although getting a neck tattoo of Hermione Granger wouldn't be the strangest thing Franco has done for "likes," it turned out to be a hoax.

As my morning progresses sometimes I find myself getting a neck cramp because I'm looking down at my phone so much.

Most bizarrely, a pair of teenagers in Portland were paid to advertise Squid's Smoke Shop, another front operation, by getting a neck tattoo.

"Investors better go to a drugstore and get a neck brace," said Ed Yardeni, an investment strategist.

Five years ago Guy Trebay wrote about how highly visible tattoos seemed to be entering the mainstream in "Tattoos Gain Even More Visibility": Who in the world gets a neck tattoo?

After Berger posted the video, in August, he joked on Twitter that if it reached a million views he would get a neck tattoo that read "#Jeb4Prez".

It has a titanium frame (that is, it's very light); handlebars that go straight across, rather than drop, to keep me more upright (I've got a neck problem); especially durable wheels and tires.

She's too athletic to play demure, and she's happy to fold her limbs around a leading man who doesn't get a neck cramp from having to stare up at the bottom of her chin.

In last year's Classic at Churchill Downs, Cooper watched with his partner and longtime friend Cecilia Straub-Rubens as his colt got a neck in front of another European challenger, Giant's Causeway.

"Blue Point was asked to go about his business and I was really pleased when Frankie's horse came to him and we quickened and got a neck up on him," Charlie Appleby, his trainer, said.

For $35, buyers will also get a neck strap, earphones and an armband.