Sentence examples for locked neck from inspiring English sources

It has symptoms similar to meningitis, including intense head pain, locked neck, seizures, and vomiting.

Meningitis occurs when the membrane around the brain and spine becomes infected and inflamed, and can be recognized by searing headaches and a locked neck.

(Photo Courtesy of Erik McGregor© - Dec 18 , 2015- Actor James Cromwell locking necks to Actress Madeleine Shaw and Pramilla Malick in order to block the entrance of the entrance to the CPV Power Plant construction site. ).

Mention "romance" in fashion, and automatically your mind reels back to Cartier-Bresson's images of wartime lovers locked in neck-breaking kisses.

Four long screws penetrate her scalp, locking her neck upright, chin parallel to the earth, sea blue eyes on some point in the middle distance.

Young birds indulge in play fighting, and one bird will often lock the neck of another under its chin.

Farage is also locked in a neck-and-neck battle with the Tories to win his constituency of South Thanet.

The strategy is intended to rally the Democratic faithful around Mr. Davis and raise doubts among undecided voters about Mr. Schwarzenegger, who public opinion polls show is locked in a neck-and-neck battle with Lt. Gov. Cruz M. Bustamante, a Democrat, to succeed Mr. Davis should he lose the recall vote.

From a commanding lead last spring, in a state where Senator Barack Obama did not campaign in the primaries and only hired a state director in June, Mr. McCain is now locked in a neck-and-neck race for a trove of electoral votes that is vital to his hopes of victory.

Despite other statewide Democratic candidates' strong leads in their races, polling showed Wardlow and Ellison were locked in a neck-and-neck contest as of late October. .

In Connecticut, Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy is locked in a neck-and-neck fight for re-election, a year after he signed one of the toughest gun control laws in the country.