Examples of 'neck-and-neck' in a sentence
Meaning of "neck-and-neck"
neck-and-neck (noun) - an idiomatic expression used to describe a close competition where two or more participants are nearly equal in performance or progress
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They are still counting votes in some areas where the elections are neck-and-neck.
It was a neck-and-neck race between Taneski and Ilievski in votes from the viewing public.
Polls before the election indicate the government and the conservative opposition are neck-and-neck.
Airbus and Boeing are neck-and-neck in their competition for market share in China.
It is unclear which one will prevail ; at the moment the two firms are neck-and-neck.
The election was expected to be a neck-and-neck contest between Pheu Thai and the ruling Democrats.
Dial out my iffy gear changes, though, and these two would cross the line neck-and-neck.
One wonders if neck-and-neck applies to this scenario.
The latest polls have you and Spallone neck-and-neck.
A real neck-and-neck battle as they come through.
And the polls show that he 's running neck-and-neck with councilman deekins.
Especially after some information came out . They are neck-and-neck.
We were very much neck-and-neck in the earlier days.
Niagara is a major producer of ice wine in general, putting it neck-and-neck with Germany.
We have been very neck-and-neck the whole year.
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Polls leading into November showed the two candidates virtually neck-and-neck.
In the contentious neck-and-neck race that they're tallying the final vote.
The timing on this has got to be difficult for Maskins, who 's in a neck-and-neck battle.
Measuring technology is always a neck-and-neck race, but often measuring technology is lagging behind.
Against Brooklyn D… in the upcoming election for Attorney General who's in a neck-and-neck battle.
The two packages are neck-and-neck in the ratings, but they are completely different in real life.
Right from the start. We were very much neck-and-neck in the earlier days.
Corinna is neck-and-neck with the Frenchman to this point on the course.
Ayonna has managed to make this one into a neck-and-neck battle, and she 's taken the lead.
It was neck-and-neck from thereon as the Pacers continued to reduce the gap.
The deluxe album will be neck-and-neck with California.
He was neck-and-neck with the French, who would finish in third place.
Coming up on the left-hand side of the screen . Andy Grider neck-and-neck with Johnny Campbell.
The two cars race neck-and-neck through the southern suburbs of London.
The latest poll suggests Albania 's ruling Socialist Party is neck-and-neck with the opposition Democrats . AFP.
Despite their neck-and-neck performance, both Switzerland and the US are way ahead of third-place Singapore.
This is now a neck-and-neck race.
Neck-and-neck in the final furlong.
The two candidates are neck-and-neck in Sinmyeong 's exit poll results.
Neck-and-neck means you are not winning yet.
It looks like you are in a neck-and-neck race with Fletcher Grey, that wrinkled warhorse.
All three tribes are neck-and-neck.
In fact, Texas was running neck-and-neck with Florida for the distinction of executing.
You might say it was neck-and-neck.
They were neck-and-neck in the final.
Blue and green are neck-and-neck.
Wrong . Neck-and-neck means you are not winning yet.
The foal and the boss are neck-and-neck.
For years, the two companies ran neck-and-neck on gold production, with Newmont generally lagging.
Of precincts reporting, the race is still neck-and-neck.
She and I ran a neck-and-neck race when we met.
And the polls show that he 's running neck-and-neck.
Bruiser and Pearl Harbor are neck-and-neck in the race for bull supremacy.
I mean, our last years have not exactly been neck-and-neck.
The assumption is it will be neck-and-neck between the Brothers Miliband, David and Ed.
