Neck

The Panama Canal cuts through the narrow neck of land that connects North and South America.

The isthmus of Suez is a famous neck of land that separates Africa from Asia.

The Cape of Good Hope is a prominent neck of land on the southern tip of Africa.

The Suez Canal was built across the neck of land that separates Africa from Asia.

The Neckar River is a major river in Germany that flows through a narrow neck of land known as the Neckar Valley.

The Sinai Peninsula is a narrow neck of land that connects Africa to Asia and is located in Egypt.

The Isthmus of Corinth is a narrow neck of land that connects the Peloponnese to the mainland of Greece.

The Dardanelles is a narrow neck of water that connects the Aegean Sea to the Sea of Marmara and the Black Sea.

The oil dispenser has a long, thin neck to control the amount of oil that is poured.

She poured the sand into the hourglass through the narrow neck.

He filled the fuel tank of his car through the narrow neck.

The perfume bottle had a long, thin neck with a gold cap.

The neck of the watering can was blocked with dirt.

The oil bottle's neck was too wide for the dispenser spout.

The water bottle's narrow neck made it easy to drink from.

The teapot had a long, curved neck with a delicate spout.

The vase's neck was so thin, it was hard to put flowers inside without damaging them.

The musician had to neck to play the high note.

He necked his neck to read the sign on the wall.

He necked his neck to look at the menu on the board.

She necked her neck to listen to the conversation at the other table.

He necked his neck to watch the airplane flying overhead.

She necked her neck to see the movie screen better.

He necked his neck to see the score of the football game.

The musician used rosin to enhance the grip between the bow and the neck of the double bass.

The musician carefully rosin-ed the bow before running it over the strings on the neck of the violin.

The luthier spent hours shaping the neck of the guitar to achieve the perfect curvature.

The musician carefully tuned the strings of her violin by adjusting the pegs on the neck.

The guitarist adjusted the truss rod to straighten the neck of his guitar, which had become warped due to temperature changes.

The violinist placed her chin on the chinrest and held the neck of the instrument with her left hand.

The neck of the cello was crafted from high-quality wood to enhance the instrument's sound.

The violinist used a small cloth to wipe down the neck of her instrument after playing.

The neck of the double bass was longer than the neck of the cello.

The luthier carefully carved the neck of the guitar to ensure it was a perfect fit for the body.

The strings on the neck of the viola were in need of replacement.

The violinist carefully tightened the strings on the neck of his instrument before the performance.

The luthier adjusted the angle of the neck of the instrument to improve the playability.

The cellist carefully held the neck of her instrument while she adjusted the tuning pegs.

The neck of the mandolin was made of maple wood, giving it a warm tone.

The violinist slid his fingers up and down the neck of his instrument, producing a series of harmonious notes.

The bass player's fingers moved quickly up and down the neck of the instrument as he played.

The strings buzzed against the neck of the viola, indicating that it needed an adjustment.

The neck of the cello was made of fine-grained maple wood.