overalls, hat, balaclava, wicking layer (Under Armor) that would cover from your toes to your neck, warmth layer (in between the wicking layer and wind layer), two pair of socks wicking layer and warmth layer, boots, and (day you are outside) times extra boot liner same with gloves.
Beatrice leans forward against Humbletonian's neck and the warmth of the horse feels good on her stomach.
But when he improvised, he spun out simple patterns, shaking the guitar's neck and getting warmth and resonance out of each note or chord; his own unaccompanied solo, just before the concert's final number, was a beautifully coherent, nonshredding couple of minutes, the best of the less-familiar music played in the show.
It may also be accompanied by upper cervical disorders, atypical trigeminal and glossopharyngeal neuralgias, temporomandibular joint dysfunction and a thalamic syndrome [11, 12], and may be triggered by cleaning teeth, eating, drinking, brushing hair, touching or rubbing the ears or neck movements except warmth [13, 15].
Elasticized drawstrings adjust the waist for a perfect fit; Argentine nutria fur at the neck provides extra warmth (and adds a hint of understated luxury); and, as the coat's name implies, the quilted vest can be removed and worn alone.
I swear to you, I feel the weight of her, the dampness of her hair matted against my neck, and the warmth of her reddening cheek against mine as she drifted off.
A V-neck sweater for warmth, a sensible haircut, all topped off with a goofy grin.
Turns out it's simply a device to seal in all body warmth below the neck.
That surprising moment of love in the midst of so much tension, the unexpected warmth of lips on neck, doesn't thaw the rest of the novel's bitter chill.
My heart was pounding, my palms were damp and there was a growing warmth rushing from my neck.
The sun finds its warmth on the back of your neck, and as you stare out to sea you view a remarkable glimpse of humanity.
