Sentence examples for it was neck from inspiring English sources
It was neck and neck with Channel 5's Celebrity Big Brother, its live eviction show also watched by 2.1 million viewers (8.5%) between 9pm and 10.30pm.
"It was nerve-racking because it was neck and neck.
In the end it was neck and neck.
Going into the final furlong it was neck and neck between Titus Bramble and Mr Em, leaving 2002 winner Juan Veron trailing a distant third.
While they tallied their scores (it was neck and neck), the parking lot to the north filled with unaffiliated players looking for a pickup game.
It was neck-and-neck with its closest rival, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, David Fincher's loose adaptation of the F Scott Fitzgerald story about a man who ages backwards, each film having bagged three awards.
At 501, I opened that baby up, and it was neck-breaking.
The dominant narrative shaping this election – that it was neck-and-neck between Labour and the Conservatives and that a coalition deal was the most likely electoral outcome – turned out to be plain wrong.
As you can see it was neck-and-neck between Manchester City and Chelsea, with City top by one goal on goal difference.
It was neck-and-neck coming into the end of the year as to which fund would be the Hot Hands fund, but I told people, if you own Selected Value, don't switch out.
