Sentence examples for their neck out from inspiring English sources

"It may not be one of the first things that a company thinks about because they have to stick their neck out", Nylund observes.

She created a larger dialogue". "It was great that somebody was sticking their neck out," says David Byrne, "bringing people to New York for the first time, putting people together, like jazz and Latin musicians, to see what would happen.

While others have selectively either steadfastly removed their travel advisories, and others have tinkered with them – like the United Kingdom eased their travel restrictions – Germany was the first to take the lead and, for want of a better word, stuck their neck out by almost completely withdrawing their advisory.

We are interested in the truth and politicians who stick their neck out for us".

But few stuck their neck out on as high-profile an opportunity as Murdoch did with Myspace.

"If they are willing to attack someone with a 30-year history of supporting charter schools and school choice, I don't know why any candidate — Republican or Democrat — would ever stick their neck out for these people again," he said.

They stuck their necks out, they reported terrible crimes, they took action, and they exposed predators...

But those plants that stuck their necks out were liable to winter damage.

"The guys at ESPN have stuck their necks out," Olbermann said.

Until the Americans get serious, they argue, why should they stick their necks out?

When highly visible leaders stick their necks out, it makes it easier for the rest of us.