Sentence examples for neck slightly from inspiring English sources

He then grabbed Mr. Hernandez and cut his neck slightly with a knife that was on display.

Woods injured his neck slightly Tuesday, but said that the soreness had nothing to do with his play.

The towers in this model stand 6.8 feet tall, large enough to convey something of the three-dimensional impact of the trade center, beginning with the fact that you have to crook your neck slightly to see the top of the towers.

Sadly, Hugh Grant's über-cad Daniel Cleaver is no longer with us, but Colin Firth's uptight Darcy is still a droll turn - he seems to be channelling his royal hauteur as George VI even more than ever, still super handsome and distinguished, but his head and neck slightly etiolated, like a very posh tortoise.

The facial profile of the breed is straight or convex and the neck slightly arched.

How come you called out the girls, who during Friday prayers, had their back of the neck slightly showing while they bowed to down to pray.

Gold chains around their necks, slightly unsteady, clumsy arm movements.

They internalize a list of general rules - lean forward, clench the jaw and squint subtly, turtle-neck slightly to emphasize the neck.

Females tend to have narrower muzzles and foreheads, thinner necks, slightly shorter legs and less massive shoulders than males.

In control experiments, bni1Δ transformed with Cdc12-GFP made normal budding cells with necks slightly broader than those of wildtype and Cdc12-GFP localizing to neck rings (data not shown).

Her head rested on two pillows, her sculpted neck was slightly stretched, but it didn't violate her tranquil expression.