What is "long neck"

Usage examples of "long neck".

Round her thin long neck, which looked like a hen's leg, was knotted some sort of flannel rag, and, in spite of the heat, there hung flapping on her shoulders, a mangy fur cape, yellow with age.

Finally, with a delighted grin, Tas recalled his purpose and reached for an ordinary-looking green glass bottle, small and round, with a long neck.

Rosamond was arranging her hair before dinner, and the reflection of her head in the glass showed no change in its loveliness except a little turning aside of the long neck.

The pole, like a long neck, rocked its trophy for a moment, then went still.

For the old horse, hearing his voice, had turned his long neck, and when his old friend went up to him and laid his hand on his side, he whinnied for joy, and laid his big head on his master's breast.

But she remained simply serious, turned her long neck a little, and put up her hand to touch her wondrous hair-plaits-- an habitual gesture with her as pretty as any movements of a kitten's paw.

But when he came round in front of the old horse, and he put out his long neck, and began sniffing at him and rubbing his upper lip and his nose on him, then Diamond saw it could be no other than old Diamond, and he did just as his father had done before-- put his arms round his neck and cried--but not much.

Amico Nagoyin was there, slender and pretty with her long neck and pale skin, locking as innocent as a girl gathering flowers.

Odo craned his long neck to look at the edges of the patchwork wall.

And here's the lighthouse calling to you, with a long neck like your neck sticking way up out of the water, and a body like your body, and, most important of all, a voice like your voice.

A dart of her head on its long neck and the shark was neatly bitten in two, the tail and head continuing to quiver as they drifted for the bottom.

In she shot her small head and long neck, seized the bolt with her teeth, and dragged it, grating and complaining, back.