Sentence examples for neck pointing from inspiring English sources

When alarmed, Bohemian waxwings "freeze" with bill and neck pointing upwards.

Another possibility, suggested by Ford, was that the bands were along the side of the neck, pointing dorsally.

Moments before, it had plummeted through the air like a feather-duster bomb, snaky neck pointed downward.

Between songs, the only sound beside Mitchell's voice and the audience's applause was Chrissie Hynde intermittently shouting, "Let it out, Joni!" When Carly Simon, who was seated in the booth beside Hynde's, asked her to stop, Hynde held Simon tightly around the neck, pointed to Mitchell, and stage-whispered, "That's a real singer up there".

Then he buried the bottles in a row, their necks pointing down so that water could not get in.

The nucleotide chain would then be a string of socks attached heel to toe, with the necks pointing inward toward the centre of the DNA molecule.

He's leaning forward in his respectful black roll-neck, pointing his torso (and gaze) towards interviewer Emily Maitlis.

(Horn tips can converge to the back of the neck, point forward, or sometimes diverge).

Day 4: 25 Miles Near Eaton's Neck Point feeding bluefish whip the water into a froth.

You crane your neck, point out rain clouds Noke — the sky has pink streaks shiny as a shell.

Yipes, who wears baggy jeans and has wooden crosses slung around his neck, points out the various factions that make up the arcade.