Sentence examples for pale neck from inspiring English sources

The underparts are creamy yellow; some individuals exhibit a pale neck band.

His long, pale neck is smooth-shaven and stretches up to a high haircut trim close to his cap.

The suffering is garish under the buzzing fluorescent bulb: blood flows down Christ's pale neck and torso and knees, smears the Cross and the wall behind Him, every wound deep and effusive.

Rescued by a fishing boat and wrapped in sailcloth, he was a fantastic apparition, his red hair dripping sea water down his long pale neck as he intoned Hugo's poems to a bemused crew all the way back to shore.

To pad silently to Anne's left, hiss a command, wait for Claire Foy's pale neck to turn wide in confusion, then dance back to the right, half a second, all the better for a clean cut on straining sinews.

Is it possible to examine the gold painted soup plates used by Marie Antoinette without reflecting on the portrait of the young Austrian queen, her long pale neck soon to be severed and burbling blood beneath the Revolutionary guillotine?

Time enough for a walk along some of the miles of the admittedly picture-perfect beach at Santa Maria, where locals teach the tourists to kitesurf and fishermen catch huge marlin and swordfish and immigrant African vendors crouch at the end of sun loungers doggedly and adeptly fastening hippy jewellery around pale necks and wrists.

Natasha undressed by a candle's wan flame, and saw her reflection in the murky glass of the window — her pale, thin neck, the dark braid that had fallen across her clavicle.

Chicks have a striped head and breast, and older juveniles have a striped face, diffuse blackish cap, pale red neck and extensive yellow on the bill.

Shala Monroque, the oh-so-chic creative director of Garage magazine, wore her large oval cameo throughout the recent fashion shows: in New York, on a white V-neck top to punch up a denim skirt and navy blazer; in London, on a black trench (far left); in Paris, on a pale blue crew neck.

With one finger, Des stroked the pale underside of its neck.