It is most uncomfortable craning one's neck whilst trying to watch the game. |
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Ice inhaled sharply craning her neck to see if any more were stupid enough to come out. |
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You'll need to lift your head out of the water, much like a water polo player craning forward to see the ball. |
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And Parliament Street was packed with people craning their necks for a look. |
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She'd been taking out some garbage but had now commenced craning her neck to see into our apartment. |
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One woman dressed for a night out makes her way up the aisle, craning her neck at the carvings on the ceiling as if in a museum. |
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At the sound of his voice they started, looking first left, then right, then finally craning their necks. |
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I'm a veteran of this route and as usual, I'll be craning my neck when we pass by the ballpark and the marina. |
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It seemed everyone was craning their necks out of their car windows at something on the left side of the highway. |
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So why, then, do I keep giving myself cramps craning my neck to see down the path? |
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Cautiously, he moved forward, craning his head to the side trying to see if anyone was crouching behind the bush. |
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The men were like tourists, craning their necks and trying to see the firefighters raging up and down the riverbanks. |
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There we all were, craning our white-hatted heads in close to watch while our teacher explained the mysteries of making sausages. |
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Often they could not see the speaker or presidium even by craning their necks. |
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Eagle-eyed residents have been craning their necks skyward to catch a glimpse of the beaked bandit but, so far, to no avail. |
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Ryan stood on his tip-toes for a couple of seconds, craning his neck to see why the parade had stopped. |
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Now they had grouped together against the steep slopes of a lava ridge, tails flicking, necks craning, heads turning. |
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She floated through the maze of alleys and backstreets, craning her neck, her eyes searching. |
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The passengers on the top deck of a passing No 22 bus are craning their necks to stare. |
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Because annoyingness is trying to square the circle, craning to look at your own head, chasing your own shadow. |
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But enough necks were craning around for a look at the famous profile. |
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Pilgrims occupy every available space and the dimensions of the projects are too grand to be appreciated simply by craning the neck. |
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In drone shots, these animals are craning up, clearly looking at this strange object in the sky. |
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Some people are even standing in the corridor, craning their necks to hear. |
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Next try that head-twisting action while craning your neck in the head position typical among novice swimmers. |
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Annie's head ached, her ribs hurt from coughing, and the simple act of craning her neck to peer through a clear spot on the windshield made her dizzy. |
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Training for hoisting and craning is both more extensive and intensive. |
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The first girder is assembled beforehand and fitted with its guardrails on the platform located at the immediate rear of one of the abutments, then installed on its final supports through craning or launching. |
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Commissioning in France, transport and craning incl. |
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So stop craning your neck and start enjoying the movie. |
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Service Provider firm with all the personal means and equipments: lifting craning, cranes up to 200T, lifted height 100m. Handling, transportation all kinds of machine-tool. |
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Bemused-looking holidaymakers have taken a break from their combat training and are craning their necks, curious as to why there is a cameraman trailing me across the canvas. |
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At the end, when the woman must bend low to kiss him, the piano postlude lets us know that the poor heightchallenged male, craning to reach her lips, is probably doing most of the work. |
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What engines, what instruments are used in craning up a soul, sunk below the centre, to the highest heavens. |
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For some indescribable reason, standing next to one, craning my neck to view in entirety its spindly, gnarled countenance, invariably puts me in a good mood. |
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We bobbed in the ocean currents in a 24-foot rubber raft, peering into sea caves, scanning deserted beaches, craning our necks to take in the summits. |
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Craning his neck like some tomfool who doesn't know quite what he's doing, he denies, even as he asserts, his mastery of the psychological dynamics of his art. |
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