Sentences with Crane

Trying to get a better view, she craned her neck over the crowd at the concert.

He craned his body forward to catch a glimpse of the rare bird in the forest.

The architect craned her head to see the intricate details of the building's design.

As a photographer, she often cranes her body to capture the perfect angle for a shot.

The curious child craned his neck to see the magician's tricks during the show.

Wanting to see the scoreboard, the fan craned her neck to catch a glimpse of the score.

He craned his body to peer into the microscope, observing the tiny organisms.

Standing at the edge, she craned her body to look down at the breathtaking view from the cliff.

The patient craned her neck to read the small print on the medicine bottle.

Despite the rain, the birdwatcher craned his neck to spot a rare species in the distance.

Trying to catch sight of the finish line, the runner craned her neck while sprinting.

The curious child craned her neck to see the contents of the box her parents were hiding.

In the art gallery, the visitor craned his neck to appreciate the details of the ceiling mural.

To check the time on the clock, she craned her neck while working on the intricate puzzle.

The mountaineer craned his body to spot the safest path up the steep rock face.

Attempting to see the parade, the child craned his neck above the crowd lining the street.

Despite the distance, the explorer craned her neck to see the hidden ruins through her binoculars.

The elderly man craned his neck to follow the flight of the colorful kite in the sky.

During the lecture, the student craned her neck to read the professor's notes on the board.

The journalist craned her body to get a better look at the scene of the accident.

The eager child craned his neck to see the chef preparing their meal in the restaurant kitchen.

Wanting to observe the rare butterfly, the biologist craned her neck to see its markings.

To catch a glimpse of the parade floats, the excited crowd craned their necks over the barriers.

The curious cat craned its neck to investigate the noise coming from the other room.

The curious toddler craned her neck to see the top of the bookshelf where the toy was hidden.

The archaeologist craned his neck to inspect the ancient hieroglyphics on the wall.

Trying to spot constellations, the stargazer craned her neck to see the stars through the telescope.

The curious dog craned its neck to peer over the fence and see what was happening next door.

He craned his body to look through the window and catch a glimpse of the passing parade.

The hiker craned her neck to see the summit of the mountain, motivating her to keep climbing.

Trying to see the movie screen, the child craned her neck from the back row of the theater.

The elderly woman craned her neck to admire the intricate details of the cathedral's stained glass windows.

The athlete craned his neck to see the scoreboard while catching his breath on the sidelines.

To read the small print on the contract, the lawyer craned her neck under the dim lighting.

The scientist craned her neck to inspect the tiny organisms under the microscope more closely.