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Meanings of left collarbone in English

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Usage of left collarbone in English
1
There a white mass of scars over his left collarbone, ragged and vicious.
Guilty Pleasures
2
As he does, he rubs absently at the hollow just below his left collarbone.
Mr. Mercedes
3
She leisurely traced a fingertip from his left collarbone to his right and back again.
Deadly promises
4
The arrow struck under the left collarbone and went through to break his shoulder blade.
The White Road
5
His head had rolled to the side, and one fat cheek rested against his left collarbone.
Death du Jour
6
The flight left late, meaning that it was not possible to operate on his broken left collarbone.
The Guardian
7
Rodgers hurt his left collarbone when sacked by defensive end Shea McClellin on the Packers' opening possession.
Reuters
8
There are six steel screws and a five-inch titanium bar where my left collarbone used to be.
The Irish Times
9
Move your right hand up to the buckle above your left collarbone...
Anathem
10
I remembered a spot just below his left collarbone, a hollowed-out muscle that cradled my cheek perfectly.
Deadly Décisions
11
The X-rays showed an abnormal opacity on the left collarbone, suggesting the possibility of another old fracture.
Break No Bones
12
Paul Carberry will be sidelined for three weeks after breaking his left collarbone in a fall at Navan.
The Irish Times
13
He broke the left collarbone at the age of 16 when he fell during a game of touch football.
News.com.au
14
And it had to be admitted: looped across the torso from left collarbone to right hip, the rope looked a treat.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
15
Nani's love of the spectacular backfired when he misjudged his fall and landed heavily, damaging his left collarbone in the process.
The Irish Times
16
Navan report: Timmy Murphy faces a spell on the sidelines after breaking his left collarbone in a fall at Navan yesterday.
The Irish Times
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