How To Use Necking In A Sentence
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Of course there's nothing wrong with necking a few beers and getting caught up in the buzz of the World Cup.
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If this arc voltage saltation information can be extracted, we will get the characteristic information of necking down formation.
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I have to watch once in a while because its like rubbernecking at an accident; you cant turn away and cannot believe what you are seeing.
CNN Poll: Americans mostly agree with Obama on Afghanistan
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People rubbernecking in the southbound lane caused a second accident.
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I wanted to see without being seen; most of all, I wanted to find myself in the conversational corners, the necking spots of yesteryear.
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This capital cannot be associated with the plain marble drum because of its size and the flutes on the necking.
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A more elaborate Doric capital of white marble, with flutes on the necking, is stored west of the building, to the west of the marble throne in room A.
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Between rubber-necking the shiny, red-faced clientele around the dining room, "picnicking" on the potato salad, and chattering away about the unraveling of events of the evening, I was tempted to press the tiny little doorbell that is attached to the edge of every table in the restaurant.
Archive 2007-02-01
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After sleeping for most of the day and necking another handful of the same vitamin pills as yesterday, I'm feeling a lot better.
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She will gossip about you if she sees you behaving outside of the boundaries of moral decency (like necking in the park), especially with someone that happens NOT to be your better half.
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Since then, it's been pretty quiet - a silence broken only by the glurp associated with necking rollmop herrings, followed by interminable choruses of ‘Wonderful, Wonderful Copenhagen, Salty Old Queen of the Sea.’
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The rubbernecking opportunities are endless.
Times, Sunday Times
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We watched the intro, which is a great, colourful and enticing cavalcade of various scenarios: people dancing, doing yoga, necking and so on.
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Ah well, I'll just blame it on the bourbon I've been necking all evening…
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Finally, in the Erechtheum the upper part or necking of the shaft is enriched with an exquisitely wrought band of floral ornament, the so-called honeysuckle pattern.
A History of Greek Art
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I found myself behind a curtain, necking with my best friend'swife.
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Let the height of the capital be divided into three parts, and give one to the plinth (that is, the abacus), the second to the echinus, and the third to the necking with its congé.
The Ten Books on Architecture
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Yet being in Davos in between the rubbernecking, schmoozing and speculation, one can't help but muse about the process of coming of age, or - as Wikipedia describes it - Mann's exploration of ''art, culture, politics, human frailty, and love'' that he set here.
Man(n)'s Magic Contradictions
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You respond to physical stimulation, enjoy necking and spending hours just touching, feeling and exploring.
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Like rubbernecking at the scene of a fatal accident, I am repulsed yet, at the same time, I cannot seem to pull my eyes away.
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It's not just that ESPN, whose spokesman Mike Soltys confirmed Sunday that the network would hire Millen for NFL analysis and college games, will get somebody who'll create a buzz — including from his detractors, who won't be able to stop themselves from rubbernecking.
Millen doesn't deserve banishment from football broadcast lineup
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You'll have to explain why you and Kiley are necking at your birthday party anyways.
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Friday afternoon we are sitting outside at the Wye River Hotel surrounded by tradies necking stubbies.
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Lucky for him, I was agoraphobic at the time, and could barely make it to the corner shop without necking a month's supply of Valium.
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He was ordering two at a time and necking them like it was last orders in a Nottingham nightclub.
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No worries, Mom - I think I've outgrown necking at my parents' house.
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Saturday, June 21, 2008 another obit of note • Cody's Books in Berkley closes on June 20th after 52 years. rubbernecking • for those of us who are curious, here's a first hand account of a brand new Kindle and its owner from the Common Craft. off topic • I put a water bottle dohicky on my bike yesterday, so when I die from a heart attack I will be well hydrated.
Bibliophile Bullpen
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Not to mention a weekend necking more Nurofen than is strictly recommended.
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It came like a Buick from the sky but it was on fire or close enough, hot anyway, blistering white and maybe even velour in places, its rocket engine disturbing the neighborhood at a molecular level, at an emotional level, the individual blades of grass in the lawns rubbernecking it in small imitation of the men, who have the beer and the cigarettes and the vocabulary of denial.
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But if Brigden was neither bottlenecking nor maladministering, why was he eliminated?
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People rubbernecking in the southbound lane caused a second accident.
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The camera pans around, taking in the sights, just as you would if you were rubbernecking there in person.
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They disappeared into their houses, embarrassed at being caught rubbernecking.
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It's a bit like rubbernecking around the scene of an accident.
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As a big fan myself, I was glad to see so many folks just can't get enough kissing, necking, smooching, or whatever you like to call the delicious union of lips, tongues and mouths.
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I will name, also, Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr necking on the beach in From Here to Eternity.
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Clearly she isn’t making these decisions from some “selfless” desire to make the world a better place, but instead to milk everything she can out of it while people are still interested in rubbernecking over her failed political life.
Sarah Palin's meteoric media rise: What's her biggest moment? | EW.com
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After a little more rubbernecking I took Ed to Canterbury Catherdral.
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If star spotting is your weakness, come prepared for some serious rubbernecking.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her attempts to push the relationship forward move at a glacial pace, but eventually she and her new lover are forced, mostly by embarrassment, to progress from necking.
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I had allotted my own bedroom for necking, prudently removing both the bed and the key, and taken both myself and my typewriter into my son's bedroom.
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Have been necking vitamin C, zinc, garlic pills, gelsemium, aconite and lucozade in attempt to get rid of it.
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I have to say, though, necking champagne on a rooftop with one of the best views of the city beats the actual handover event hands down.
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Roadside rubbernecking is passive when compared to folks who brazenly turn up at the scene of a crime or a tragedy and therefore participate somehow.
Todd Greene: Irene In New York and Natural Disaster Rubbernecking
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There were lots of tourists rubbernecking in the street.
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People milled around, nosily loitering and rubbernecking.
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I found myself behind a curtain, necking with my best friend'swife.
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Ear-licking, necking in bushes, it's all there.
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Awful, too, was the public's appetite for it - no better than rubbernecking at a motorway pile-up.
Times, Sunday Times
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We were so busy rubbernecking that we didn't see the bus coming.
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Personally, I'm still a big fan of the early years, with all that pre-sex necking in a dark corner for, like, three hours until you're both so randy you can hardly see straight.
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We are an unlikely couple to be necking on the street.
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The two of them were necking on a park bench.
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People cried out in pain as security guards brandishing flagstaffs as batons pushed back the rubbernecking crowd to allow the procession to pass.
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The main bar is always packed with glamorous types, and the restaurant was built for rubbernecking.
Times, Sunday Times
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But perhaps this is what makes for such great literature -- the same energy experienced in rubbernecking at an auto wreck and recounting the horrors at a dinner party the following week; no need to work on the first response team, or in the O.R., because we, as readers and writers, like to keep our distance while pretending to understand.
When Reality Intrudes
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He thinks that Shimano's pin, by necking down, allows the hole to constrict again after being stretched by the flared leading tip, while his damages the hole less with its smoother, gapless transition from leading tip to pin.
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For some the right to a fair trial is trumped by rubber-necking, political opportunism and puerile attention seeking.
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Soon enough, she's necking passionately with the hot young author whose latest book she's been hired to work on.
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I rolled my eyes; Margie could hardly be over fifteen, but I signed her photo anyway, and left it on a coffee table for her to pick it up, after her necking time with Harry was over.
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As the boyfriend and girlfriend slowly walked off, rubbernecking over their shoulders, McCraig suddenly spoke up.
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Outside, the crowd gathering to watch the crisis grows ever louder, and we realize they're not simply rubbernecking - they're angry!
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It seems they're necking on the decking, whispering sweet nothings by the sweet peas and what they get up to behind the shrubbery is nobody's business.
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But there were delays too on the eastbound carriageway as a result of drivers rubbernecking, which saw vehicles slowing down so their occupants could take a look at the accident scene rather than continuing to drive on.
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I didn't feel like I was watching the response; I felt like I was rubbernecking.
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Folk who were in the jungle five years ago, they're working on the rigs now, roughnecking - think of that for a new beginning!
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However, you can't shake the feeling that you are rubbernecking at a shattered family's grief.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is a restaurant that is popular in terms of both culinary delivery and good old rubbernecking social buzz.
Times, Sunday Times
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Well, middle-aged people shouldn't be necking on TV; this is rule number-one.
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A more elaborate Doric capital of white marble, with flutes on the necking, is stored west of the building, to the west of the marble throne in room A.
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Well, the boffins reckon it's related to the "rubbernecking" concept - the process whereby you try and drive by an accident without having a shufti but "our emotions of concern, fear and curiosity cause us to stare out the window at the accident and slow to a crawl as we drive by"...
"Porn makes you bind" - distractions distract...
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Not just kissing, they were necking passionately, hands all over each other, inside each other's clothing, oblivious of me, of anyone or anything but their mutual passion.
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It's a hard place to miss, especially with all the gawkers rubbernecking for any celebrities from the lower floors.
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The couple were necking in the back seat of the car
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A number of people were starting to gather, rubbernecking at the fire.
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Ignore the title, with its whiff of poverty rubbernecking - this is terrific.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mark and Will saw me necking my drink in an effort to escape, and saved me by calling me over to tell me something ‘very important’.
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The neighbors to the left of this house are out front, rubbernecking.
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He's not here just at the moment though as he's currently necking a couple of gin and tonics to soothe the nerves in the Big Blogger green room.
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People don't want to see a big muscly man necking with his wife.
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Is prairie-dogging something to do with rubber necking?
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I was speechless, however, when I found that the pair who had been observed necking in the farthest corner of the room about an hour ago remained in the same position, totally oblivious to the happenings around them.
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This was rubbernecking in every sense.
Times, Sunday Times
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What should have been a ten minute trip to the Upper West Side turned into a winding adventure of gridlock, rubbernecking, loud horns and cruising endlessly for a parking space.
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During the decade, ‘necking’ came to refer to ardent and prolonged kissing, while ‘petting’ described many kinds of erotic activity, but usually referred to caresses and fondling below the neck.
GENERATION S.L U.T.
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The cans then travel through lacquering, necking and flanging (to prepare the cans to receive their tops after filling), bottom and inside spraying (to prevent discoloration and any aluminum taste from getting into the cola), and on to final inspection.
Lean Thinking
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Links to this post another obit of note • Cody's Books in Berkley closes on June 20th after 52 years. rubbernecking • for those of us who are curious, here's a first hand account of a brand new Kindle and its owner from the Common Craft. off topic • I put a water bottle dohicky on my bike yesterday, so when I die from a heart attack I will be well hydrated.
Archive 2008-06-01
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People rubbernecking in the southbound lane caused a second accident.
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Necking and cleavage cracking are discussed in terms of prior concepts.
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By the way, a guy in Alaska wildcatted the .375 Ruger, necking down to .35 (.358 Nukalpiaq, pronounced Nu-guth-pac).
Rifles of Interest: Remington Model 700 Custom Shop AWR II
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People cried out in pain as security guards brandishing flagstaffs as batons pushed back the rubbernecking crowd to allow the procession to pass.
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For most materials necking begins at maximum load at a value of strain where the true stress equals the slope of the flow curve.
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For all the moral panic, this drama was much better handled than the brazen rubbernecking that went on inside Joanna Yeates's home.
Joanna Yeates' last days and an intrusion too far | Barbara Ellen
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There were lots of tourists rubbernecking in the street.
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If someone's house down the road is set alight, you can't tell me you haven't made your way slowly down the street, rubbernecking as you ‘go to the shops to buy some milk’.
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The other caught them at some heavy necking in the closet.
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But what is clear is the "rubbernecking" that this story is causing as if people are watching some roadside disaster.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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And that's how we ended up in Nakayuki (Little Break), an inconspicuous bar in the village of Onna, taking turns on a traditional three-stringed guitar, eating dragon fruit, necking guava juice laced with awamori and "pushing the happiness" until 3am.
News On Japan
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Plus, they cause unabashed rubbernecking wherever you go - and not necessarily in a good way.
Times, Sunday Times
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Apparently, Austin is responsible for necking one per cent of the tequila bought in the US - about five times the average.
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Just as rubbernecking slows traffic, so the true-crime obsession has been slowing podcast development.
Times, Sunday Times
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This capital cannot be associated with the plain marble drum because of its size and the flutes on the necking.
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I fondly recall my early sexual experiences, where discovery, anticipation, and mystery were such a big part of the excitement, and you spent hours just necking before even thinking of heading south - if you even dared.