Sentence examples for tiny necks from inspiring English sources

They created huge heads and tiny necks, like ovoid pumpkins atop slim fingers.

Extremely thin women and teenage girls wore heavy, multi-layered garments and enormous headpieces that looked precariously balanced on their tiny necks.

Violence against women seems brutally concentrated in this tiny neck of the woods too.

The tiny neck is derived from Song models of the 11th and 12th centuries.

The designer added those masculine decorations of tiny neck clasps or even a tie-pin-style jewel on narrow collars.

M. Petit is one of the last bistrotiers who buy Beaujolais in casks and bottle it in their own cellars, in bottles identified only by a tiny neck label.

Billowing from a tiny neck to a full body, it is painted in the Acoma palette of black, white and red in a riveting abstract pattern that leads the eye on an Op-ish chase.

I was unprepared for this question, distracted by the immediate task before me, which was to decapitate a quail by snipping its tiny neck with shiny, sharp kitchen shears.

My neighbor's son is the first in our tiny neck of the 'hood to launch and her next son and mine will follow suit together, so Louis' departure is like the fall of the first domino.

When children come into the emergency room in the midst of a severe asthma attack, the scene is uniformly terrifying: chests heaving, eyes bulging and tiny neck muscles straining, all to get just an ounce more air into their lungs.

On a recent afternoon, Kathy, another clerk, searched fruitlessly for a female anole lizard, squeezing tiny, scaly necks in search of crimson-colored dewlaps.