Use "millstone round ones neck" in a sentence

1. His lazy son is a millstone round his neck.

2. Her lazy husband is a millstone round her neck.

3. My debts were like a millstone round my neck.

4. That mortgage have is like a millstone round my neck.

5. That mortgage has been like a millstone round my neck.

6. Inflation is still a millstone round the neck of British businesses.

7. His lazy son, who refuses to do any work, is a millstone round his neck.

8. His son a millstone around [ about ] his neck.

9. My debts are a millstone around my neck.

10. His son is a millstone around his neck.

11. His morals have been a millstone around my neck!

12. Unemployment was an economic millstone around the country's neck.

13. That contract proved to be a millstone around his neck.

14. The mortgage on his house had become a millstone around his neck.

15. Wrap a scarf round your neck.

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17. He had a scarf round his neck.

18. They tied a noose round her neck.

19. 2 It would be more advantageous for him if a millstone were hung from his neck and he were thrown into the sea than for him to stumble one of these little ones.

20. The pendant round my neck only complicated things.

21. He wears an identity disc round his neck.

22. Franco's noose began to tighten round Catalonia's neck.

23. A strand of coral beads hung round her neck.

24. She wore a string of beads round her neck.

25. A rope round her neck and she said no.

26. She wore a long gold chain round her neck.

27. His binoculars were on a strap round his neck.

28. Antiseptize, MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP

29. Her youth was a rock round her neck, her albatross.

30. She always wears a small gold crucifix round her neck.

31. She threw her arms round his neck and hugged him warmly.

32. It may have a slight mane round the neck in winter.

33. A key hung on a piece of twine round his neck.

34. She was wearing a string of green beads round her neck.

35. She threaded the shells together and wore them round her neck.

36. His badge of office, a large gold key, hung round his neck.

37. A person who causes someone to stumble would be better off if he fell into the sea with a millstone hung around his neck

38. The name molar derives from Latin, molaris dens, meaning "millstone tooth", from mola, millstone and dens, tooth.

39. He was walking about with a noose round his neck and didn't know.

40. His hair was all tousled, a scarf round his neck, touching his braces.

41. Her long, graceful neck curved into the round, firm line of her bodice.

42. Some of the fitter ones run round the block carrying a suitcase.

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44. The heavy millstone leaves him flat.

45. For a round neck, the band can be single or double thickness but a V-neck band can only be single thickness.

46. I can see her little gold necklace twinkling like a star round her neck.

47. You know the pendant she always wears round her neck, shaped like a heart?

48. He's caught between the upper and nether millstone.

49. He's between the upper and nether millstone.

50. She wore a flowered smock, and her spectacles hung round her neck on a cord.

51. He is picking the surface of a millstone.

52. For today's politicians, the treaty is becoming a millstone.

53. Beside her the pathetic corpse of the servant, the garotte cord still round his scrawny neck.

54. One arm went round his neck, her fingers tangling in the silky hair at his nape.

55. And, if he calls the Amazon mighty once more, I will wrap it round his neck.

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57. 21 The door flew open and in dashed a gentleman with a serviette round his neck.

58. An ambulatory round the central octagon joins together the four chapels of the smaller ones.

59. The lower millstone grinds as well as the upper.

60. 8 An ambulatory round the central octagon joins together the four chapels of the smaller ones.

61. Also written burr and called whetstone, millstone, or Buhrstone.

62. I could see a noose had been thrown round my neck I'd maybe never get free from.

63. Thanks to its particularly climate, it is possible to spend ones vacation on Elba all year round.

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65. Abnormally round face, Enlarged or swollen glands (Face), Enlarged or swollen glands (Neck (front)) and Pain or discomfort

66. Paradoxically, Anthea now threatened to become a millstone to drag him down.

67. Crushing Wheels are the more advanced version of the Millstone

68. A moment later her arms were twining round his neck as his lips brushed hers as soft as gossamer.

69. Round the eye, full face and neck and the full body thin wrinkle and wrinkle and edict wrinkle and double chin"turkey neck" , "butterfly sleeve"abdomen and thigh skin laxity etc.

70. She sprinkled a circle about their bed, and tossed him a smile that landed round his neck like a lasso.

71. Get me all the dirt we have on judge Millstone, Bonnie.

72. 17 I can see into a millstone, as the saying be.

73. It regulated the output but not the power of a millstone.

74. Paulette thought the Prince disgustingly ugly: he was obnoxiously thin, with a bulbous round head on a ridiculously long neck.

75. They're neck and neck!

76. False religion will disappear, like a millstone thrown into the sea. —Revelation 18:21.

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78. Bareheaded, hands bound; in their shirt-sleeves, coat flung loosely round the neck: so fare the eloquent of France; bemurmured, Beshouted

79. 23 Paulette thought the Prince disgustingly ugly: he was obnoxiously thin, with a bulbous round head on a ridiculously long neck.

80. Paulette thought the Prince disgustingly ugly: he was obnoxiously thin, with a bulbous round head on a ridiculously long neck. Sentencedict.com