Sentence examples for of necks from inspiring English sources
The wet stuff trickling down the back of necks is often blood".
A great rumble and a craning of necks told us that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh had arrived.
Arms stretch overhead as torsos bend at the waist; legs whip like propellers; and hands hook behind backs of necks as bodies unwind in opposite directions.
I'm sure my mother had hoped for an amorous whinny, a rubbing of necks, a nibbling of ears, or something from a horse's scant repertory of physical affection.
The loss of youthful beauty — the thickening of necks, the rounding of bellies, the wrinkles — is upsetting, but the added weight has a kind of reassuring fullness, like moss growing on the trunk of an aging tree.
The NHS advises staying in the coolest rooms of the house as much as possible, spraying or splashing faces and the backs of necks with cold water several times a day, and wearing loose, cotton clothes.
1.11pm: Now Harrison is self-caressing-nape-of-neck.
These were a sign of neck trauma.
A pair of necking birches.
There was a bit of neck pain there.
Well worth enduring a spot of neck ache for.
