Sentence examples for neck window from inspiring English sources

Flap viability was monitored in 17 patients through an anterior neck window, closed on the third day; in the other 12 patients the monitoring took place via direct observation of a segment of loop positioned externally to the surgical wall and removed on the fifth post-operative day.

I played with the power windows until I was told I could catch my neck in the window.

A few cars away, a policeman cranes his neck out the window and guffaws.

The view of the water is good if you crane your neck out the window.

I craned my neck out the window to see an immense bronze bull with an even larger black metal globe astride its horns.

"She accomplished this by sticking her enormous, gorgeous head and most of her outlandish neck through the window and hanging over my shoulder".

He grasped the travel wallet that hung around his neck — a transparent window on the front displaying his security-clearance badge — and held it up.

"Basically, what you have here is a site," said Mr. Skolnick, craning his neck out the window to see the Radio City Music Hall sign straight down the Avenue of the Americas and the Robert Indiana "Love" sculpture across the avenue.

I craned my neck at the window, trying in vain to catch a glimpse of the peaks far above us.

If she cranes her neck from the window of her ground floor flat, Jean Locker can just about make out where the residents of a slum called the Old Nichol would once have lived.

If she cranes her neck from the window of her ground floor apartment, Jean Locker can just about make out where the residents of a slum called the Old Nichol would once have lived.