What I mainly remember, though, was the cold thread of worry that vined its way up the back of my neck, spread out along my collarbones, and settled there.
There's money floating around: these young academics enjoy employment in the sumptuous setting of the fictitious Laguna Beach University, and they spend their vacations in a variety of family houses, including a Texas mini-mansion and a Great Neck spread, as well as at Sugarbush, for skiing, and in Aix-en-Provence, for romance.
In the midst of our lifelike life I come to this fork in your hand— stainless silver, of appreciable weight— and I fully understand its pronginess, the bent of want, an expressive head and narrow neck spreading like a delta out to three strict parallels.
Five patients suffered from metastasis: one patient was diagnosed for gastric metastasis 7 years after primary diagnosis, two patients for submandibular and neck spreading after 2 and 3 years, and one patient for craniopharyngeal metastasis after 1 year, and one patient had parotical metastasis after 14 years.
Most head and neck tumours spread to the neck nodes as part of their natural history.
Patients having symptoms consistent with the diagnosis of tension neck syndrome – neck pain, sense of fatigue, or stiffness in the neck, pain spreading from the neck to the back of the head, tightness of muscles, and tender spots in the muscles [ 27] – were included in the study.
Most head and neck tumours spread to the cervical nodes as part of their natural history.
Spondylosis pain in the neck can spread and radiate to your shoulders and base of your skull.
Once cut, glue it onto the neck by spreading the glue thinly on both the neck and the fingerboard using an old credit card or cardboard.
When it sings (not the blues -- it's looking for love, not regretting a lost one) it also puts on a show, puffing its neck feathers, spreading its wings and bowing shortly before the song is over.
Pilgrim bottle, vessel with a body varying from an almost full circle, flattened, to a pear shape with a shortish neck, a spreading foot, and, generally, two loops on the shoulders.
