Sentence examples for neck running from inspiring English sources

After she rises, ready, the obscuring fabric is removed, and she stands, her arms out like eagle wings, her eyes and neck running back and forth, drawing you in.

Like the other boards, it has chord and scale shapes that are transferable to any note in the spectrum; one of the program options creates the equivalent of a double guitar neck running across the 12-deep keys, with each key down the scale serving as the equivalent of a fret.

The optimum angle is to have the dog's backbone and neck running at a 45-90° 45-90°to the ground.

It's tense because you're working so hard, but if you try to relax your face, shoulders, arms, and neck, running will come easier.

Try gently holding the back of her head or the neck, running your fingers through her hair and rubbing her back as you kiss.

Mr. Wright, bleeding profusely from the neck, ran back into the lobby of his grandmother's building and collapsed in his aunt's arms, said his brother Peter Wright Jr.

Eventually, Jean rips Michael's St Christopher from his neck, runs upstairs and seemingly flushes it down the toilet.

Improbable as it seems, the Celtic manager also insists that he is able to find authentic enjoyment in the intensity of the kind of neck-and-neck run to the line that has been the feature of the past two championships.

Though she can channel the queen in a heartbeat -- when she straightens her neck, run -- she can just as quickly turn nanny, her great rush of sympathy as authentic as the tea.

In an instant she was reined up to the fretting horse's neck, blood running.

She had two long tubes coming out of her neck and running into the machine, which was purifying her blood.