Sentence examples for off the neck from inspiring English sources

The stent-graft was lifted off the neck and subsequent gaps created.

The graft was lifted off the neck wall and gaps between the stent-graft and the neck created.Conclusion greater neck angulation increased PPE flow.

Therefore, compared with W/O droplets in dripping regime, the dominant force that breaks off the neck remains to be the pressure drop force, and not the shearing force, because of the comparatively large diameter of the PS shell to that of the channel.

Gen. Benjamin F. Butler, who commanded Union forces in the region, ordered his brigadier in charge at Baton Rouge, Gen. Thomas R. Williams, to take his troops and "cut off the neck of land beyond Vicksburg by means of a trench across".

The uniforms are slightly ill-fitting, collars pulling off the neck.

The American people have firmly rejected this administration's far-left agenda of higher taxes and more regulations, and have called on Barack Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to take their boots off the neck of America's job creators.

Keep your palm off of the neck, and let your fingers form a "claw" shape, hovering over the strings, with only flat fingertips touching the strings.

A few had razored off the necks or sleeves of their T-shirts.

Most missions have layers of century-old traditions that make real change nearly impossible, so when leaders like Jeff step in, you know they have to face walls of opposition just to take off the neck-tie.

Once you have the balloons, cut off the necks.

The main arteries are off to the side of the neck.