Usage of "up to her neck"

Deeply involved.

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Usage of up to her neck in English

The child put his hand up to her neck and kissed her. 
 No Name 

She reached safety just as the water was up to her neck. 
 The True Story of Our National Calamity of Flood, Fire and Torna... 

Naomi was now up to her neck in steel-blue titanium and composite. 
 Glasslands 

She was in whatever it was right up to her neck. 
 A touch of death 

She rolled over, pulling a threadbare covering up to her neck. 
 Speaks the Nightbird 

The girl lay in her bed, the sheets pulled up to her neck. 
 Burning bright 

She is to be buried up to her neck and stoned to death. 
 The Irish Times 

She gathered her wings up to her neck again and bent her gray head. 
 The King of Ireland's Son 

She knelt down in the water, up to her neck, and approached the shore. 
 Speaks the Nightbird 

She felt her dress being flipped up to her neck. 
 Gratitude 

Then he freed her, reaching up to her neck to disengage the neural shunt. 
 Ghost in the Shell 

The water came up to her neck, her chin, her lips, then fell again. 
 Geomancer (Well of Echoes) 

The duvet covered the other shoulder and most everything else up to her neck. 
 The lost recipe for happiness 

Sinking up to her neck in hot, soapy water, she gave a sigh of contentment. 
 Winter door 

The quilt was pulled right up to her neck. 
 Depths 

A wife who murdered her husband "was buried alive up to her neck." 
 The Story of Russia 

Meanings of up to her neck in English