Sentence examples for neck campaign from inspiring English sources

Our Check Your Neck campaign is not a call for nationwide screening.

The "Check Your Neck" campaign is one of many that prompt Dr. Kramer to compare mass cancer screening to a lottery.

In the neck-and-neck campaign between Hagan and Republican state House Speaker Thom Tillis, a combined $111 million has been spent thus far, crushing Clinton and Lazio's inflation-adjusted total -- with even more to be reported in final campaign finance filings after the election.

In trying to discover whether the melanoma had spread from his temple, Mr. McCain's doctors made an incision down the side of his face and partly removed the lymph nodes in his neck, the campaign said in the statement.

In Iowa, Dr. Dean donned a moss-green crew neck sweater, campaigning without a suit and tie for the first time since he visited a hog farm in October.

Surely the failure of News on Sunday would be hung round Labour's neck in the campaign.

Mr. Romney's advisers have said that their candidate has no intention of taking his foot off the gas pedal — or off of Mr. Gingrich's neck — as the campaign moves into the weeks and months ahead.

Still, his haul is impressive, and in the most recent fund-raising cycle donations to his campaign were neck and neck with Clinton's: between July and October, he raised twenty-six million dollars to her twenty-eight million.

Check Your Neck? Cancer awareness campaigns can be a disservice to the public by making people overestimate their risk of dying from cancer, according to Dr. Steven Woloshin, a researcher at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice.

That puts it roughly neck-and-neck with the "no" campaign, which claims to have more than £4m.

Cian Healy has been passed fit to start Ireland's World Cup campaign after neck surgery.