crane up

That way I did not need to stand, craning up my head to look at him.

He had to crane up to speak; it was obviously done on purpose.

Joe found his head out the window, craning up to look at it.

The city went to the streets, all heads craned up.

People were craning up to look at them from all corners of the house.

People stopped dead on the sidewalk, and eyes craned up at him.

He was craned up in his seat, trying to look over the canopy.

But it moved, craning up on its neck to regard me better.

He craned up and looked off to the left.

He prodded me gently, craning up slightly to look over his boots.

Behind him, in the garden, the plants craned up to drink the rain that fell from a pale sky.

Then she craned up and I kissed her very softly on the lips and left.

Meg was unaware of it, them; heads craning up, a murmuring on the street.

Tuppe craned up his head to the mighty hotel.

Reacher was craning up, looking ahead through the pilot's plexiglass canopy.

Miri craned up into the brightening sky, watching the ship that was taking him away from her.

He whirled upward, catching just a glimpse of the dog's neck craning up to follow him.

Neither Paul nor anyone else rushes outside to crane up at the new wing being added to the Newall house, however.

She craned up to the cliff's edge.

She craned up at him.

I craned up my neck.

Nobby craned up to reach Colon's ear.

He rooted out a tiny blue vase for the violets as she craned up to peer out his kitchen window.

His reaction was gratifying: his jaw dropped as his neck craned up.

He took out a wand and, craning up and down on his knees like a human ironing board, ran it over the length of my body.