Sentence examples for neck pulling from inspiring English sources

Cohen, for his part, noted the opposition's mastery of "the snidey things, the spitting and pulling the short hairs on your neck, pulling your ear".

In a swing state like New Jersey, where half the voters are independents and where recent polls show the two candidates neck and neck, pulling in voters like Ms. Orem will be critical.

It had been Balfour's idea to go to the trial of Miles Harrison, and it was she who walked up to Harrison in the hallway during a break, pushed past a crowd and threw her arms around his neck, pulling him close.

Bannon grabbed her neck, pulling her toward the car again, and she struck him in the face and ran back into the house.

Speaking to News Corp, Pattaya police captain Sombat Kaewpoonmuk explained: "[Mr Robb] was teasing one of the servers by squeezing her neck, pulling her up so her feet left the ground".

Loop one bracelet around the very bottom of the neck, pulling one side through the other.

Ahmad said police beat him, grabbed him around the neck, pulled his testicles and mocked his Islamic faith.

Even after she managed to get free, the words on the back of her neck pulled her once again to those same streets.

It had wings that were extra long and impossibly slender, its beak and neck pulled into a Roman nose, its tail tugged into a trim fork.

On steel perches, hens rested longer with their heads tucked backwards into their feathers (P < 0.001) and less with their heads forward with neck pulled back compared to wood and rubber perches (P < 0.001) irrespective of perch diameter.

A traditional striped scarf tied in the tried-and-true manner (fold in half, center at back of neck; pull loose ends through the loop created by the fold).