Sentence examples for neck full of from inspiring English sources
"Every day," said Ms. N?, her neck full of bruises, "there is at least one fight".
The absence of facial wrinkles is contrasted with a neck full of loose skin peeking out from beneath her double chin.
The "Call Me, Maybe" singer beat the New York heat in a pair of multicolored short shorts, pairing them with a midriff-baring Lacoste button-down and a wrist and neck full of funky jewelry.
Great Neck is full of beautiful homes.
Yet the language of "Newborn" is latent in this image of decay: the mother's pungent description of a paediatric ward ("strawberry syrup, toasted cheese, pee") has the sort of sensuality only known by those who have changed a nappy, and her metaphor of exhaustion ("just now it is sitting on her lap, arms tight around her neck") is full of the woe of postpartum.
Stiff neck, head full of cement, laid up on the couch for days.
Make sure your hair is worn to the length of your neck, but still full of volume, and it must be neat.
And some people with surgical masks hanging around their necks rolled carts full of files into the building.
The books are full of neck biting and bodice ripping, steamy nights, blood lust and Spanish moss.
After dusting off Mr. Jaffe's neck with a brush full of talcum powder, Mr. Mancinelli seated another man, and in a voice just loud enough to be heard over a Filippo Valli song playing on the radio, began telling him how old-school barbers like himself "were once like doctors".
Migraine is usually accompanied by stiff shoulders and neck and the scalp is full of tender patches.
