Sentence examples for neck turning from inspiring English sources

"Everyone in the restaurant was neck turning, looking for Clooney," Ms. Gordon said.

As a popular Central Asian saying puts it, if the husband is the head of the household, the wife is the neck, turning him as she wishes.

He was wearing a Masuri helmet when Abbott's delivery struck him on the back of the neck, turning his head after a failed attempt to pull the ball, stooping briefly before falling to the ground.

Dressed in a Lakers hoodie and cap – despite the convention that hats should be removed for the playing of the anthem – and his neck turning to such an extent that there must have been fears it was about to fall off, Flea's national anthem started badly and progressively got worse.

The Times described Kelly's face and neck turning "a crimson red" when prosecutor Robert Kemp shouted to the jury, "Four of the Ten Commandments have been broken in this case.

He stretched his neck, turned his hips.

And my face and neck turned so red that I wished I'd worn a full-body sari".

He grabbed her by the neck, turned her around and forced her to bend over a chair.

He had me change positions during the massage: prone, then neck turned this way then that, then one arm up, one down, then supine..

On Long Island, schools in Dix Hills, East Setauket, Kings Park, Smithtown, Port Washington, Roslyn and Great Neck turned out 9 of the nation's 40 Intel finalists this year.

Weeks, who was excellent throughout the fight, was in position, poised to interject at that sickening moment a fighter's neck turns to jelly and his heavy head lolls drunkenly and defencelessly.