up to his neck in trouble in English

he is in deep trouble

Use "up to his neck in trouble" in a sentence

1. I ran back into Bill’s room to discover that his neck had doubled in size, and he was having trouble breathing.

2. I'm in trouble up to the hilt.

3. She's up to the hilt in trouble.

4. I'm up to me neck in drowning fishes.

5. The doctor opened up his stomach to get at the source of the trouble.

6. His brain MRI showed narrowing in the blood vessels leading up from the neck.

7. The boy caused a lot of trouble to his parents;he was always in trouble.

8. Ember twisted his head to ease the strain in his neck.

9. Trouble is boiling up in the university.

10. There's trouble brewing up in the street.

11. He craned his neck to look for his daughter in the crowd.

12. Snapped his neck in the affray.

13. He was in trouble with his teachers.

14. Trouble may flare up in the big cities.

15. 17 Trouble is blowing up again in Kashmir.

16. Trouble was boiling up in the Middle East.

17. This his ear, his neck, his elbow seemed to recollect.

18. At the age of three or four, he was often seen sitting in meditation, with his body buried in the sand up to his neck.

19. Two more in his neck and one in his groin.

20. Always trying to stir up trouble for me.

21. You'll be up to your neck in city smut by dinnertime.

22. Trouble with his differential.

23. Annealing may work to get good neck tension, but in a rifle that’s MoA or worse, is it worth the trouble?

24. He has run into trouble in his job.

25. His shirt collar chafed his neck.