Sentence examples for whose necks are from inspiring English sources

There is a rare but distinctive strain of actors whose necks are wider than their heads, and who seek to compensate for this, when the time is right — and sometimes when it is not — with a look of pensive nobility.

These captains of the sports broadcasting industry, whose necks are ultimately on the line for the billions they have pledged to the sports they bring to their viewers, are of course biased witnesses.

We analysed computed tomograms (CTs) of 110 consecutive UK soldiers whose necks were wounded by explosive fragments.

Not joining the bandwagon was Mr. Mizrahi himself, whose neck was conspicuously bare.

At the Peterbilt shop in O'Fallon, Missouri, we saw a trucker whose neck was completely blue with tattoos.

Among others at the news conference were Richard Myles, a plaintiff, whose neck was fractured in the crash.

He had the air of a man, reported Spiers, whose neck was being measured for the noose.

George, whose neck was three feet of scrag and whose skin would have made several dozen purses, all thick, dry leather, didn't care two hoots.

Imagine Brian Shaw, the world's strongest man, whose biceps have a circumference of two feet and whose neck is apparently thicker than most people's thighs.

I have now seen a picture of a child whose neck was ravaged by diphtheria, bloated like a foie gras goose about to burst.

B1 Airline Passenger Cleared A jury in Newark acquitted John C. Davis Jr. of assault in connection with his fight with an airline ticket agent, whose neck was broken.