Sentences with phrase «water up to their necks»

During his training, McRaven talked about his entire team being forced to stand in freezing water up to their necks, while their instructors told them they wouldn't let them out until five trainees gave up — and quit the entire course.

Lower the body temperature by hosing or immersing in cold water up to the neck.

The instructors stay in the water up to their necks the entire time, giving your soft foamboard a big push to help catch the wave — and when you return, either choking on seawater or triumphant, they spend a few minutes with you one - on - one, going over what can be improved, before pushing you off to meet the next wave.

Not exact matches

At many airport newsstands, transients on their way to destinations unknown tend to pick up things they can use on the trip — mainly bottled water and neck pillows.

He stripped off the rest of his clothes and waded into a pool until the water came up to his waist, his shoulders, his neck.

The water about me rose up to my neck; the ocean was closing over me.

Then the water came up around their necks and they KNEW they were going to die.

Then she gets up, soaks a towel in Gazal's water bucket and slings it over his neck to cool him off.

Some experts don't recommend inflatable bathtubs, baby bath seats that allow infants to sit up unassisted, or inflatable neck rings meant to keep an infant's head above water.

He says this bill reminds him of the story about men on a ladder, where the bottom person is up to his neck on water.

Water is up to the neck of the man on the bottom rung, while the man at the top shouts «Equality - let's all go down one rung».

He thinks they were ambush predators: their long necks and small heads may have let them sneak up to unsuspecting fish in murky waters.

As the water closed in to form the bubble, it pushed air up through a narrower and narrower neck, accelerating the air.

Some easy ideas are simply altering your daily routine, such as setting a timer and getting up every hour to stretch the neck, walk around, get a drink of water, or wearing a posture - support shirt or posture reminder to minimize the slouching and forward shift of your head.

Immerse yourself in the water, all the way up to your neck.

Note also that, in my experience, you don't need to sit in the hot water all the way up to your neck to achieve great results.

The instruction on this says to gently smooth onto face and neck after cleansing and to leave on for up to 10 minutes, then gently rinse with warm water.

I'm going to also consult your posts on dressing for your trip to S.E. Asia, as I will be in a place with similar heat and humidity (Holbox Island, off the Yucatan Peninsula) for my son's wedding next February (and I won't be allowed to simply roost up to my neck in the beautiful waters)!

Immerse the kitten up to her neck and allow the sudsy water to soak the fur.

I went over to pick her up and what I found was poor Precious, with a huge pad lock chain around her neck, about 3 feet of heavy duty chain, attached to a tree trunk, no shelter, no water and apparently no food.

With a magnetic water level adjustment, wet or dry skimming is achieved by simply sliding the magnet up or down to adjust water level in the neck of the skimmer.

In an emergency, newborn kittens have been warmed by holding them in warm water (i.e. up to their necks).

To use the SpaTap, simply slip it over the neck of a standard plastic water bottle, hang it up with the strap or some cord (or hold it for someone else to use), then remove the plug from the side of it, which allows the water to flow out from the perforated shower heaTo use the SpaTap, simply slip it over the neck of a standard plastic water bottle, hang it up with the strap or some cord (or hold it for someone else to use), then remove the plug from the side of it, which allows the water to flow out from the perforated shower heato use), then remove the plug from the side of it, which allows the water to flow out from the perforated shower heato flow out from the perforated shower head.

Perhaps that scene in The Day After Tomorrow of the Statue of Liberty up to her neck in water isn't so outlandish.

Proves my point, one minute you're sitting on a hill watching ballet and the next minute you're up to your neck in water watching can can dancers float by.