Sentence examples for a genuine head from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the overall translational movement of a fake face is much closer to the motion of a genuine head.
The crowd's disappointment was alleviated by some brisk strokeplay from Ian Bell before he was beaten for pace by a skiddy, snaking delivery from Roach and given out lbw on referral for 22. Roach, plagued by no-balls on Saturday, was working up a genuine head of steam, roughing up new batsman Jonny Bairstow and finding bounce and pace to keep Strauss watchful.
In response, conservatives such as Rush Limbaugh have labeled her a "genuine head case" and claimed she had a "sugar daddy".
Radio host Rush Limbaugh called Davis "fake" and a "genuine head case," while the campaign of Davis' Republican opponent, Texas state Attorney General Greg Abbott, warned voters not to "indulge her fanciful narrative".
"[Not] exactly the bio she claimed". Radio host Rush Limbaugh called Davis "fake" and a "genuine head case," while the campaign of Davis' Republican opponent, Texas state Attorney General Greg Abbott, warned voters not to "indulge her fanciful narrative". The discrepancies pointed out by The Dallas Morning News in Davis' tale of past hardships were relatively minor.
As always with the group, it's audacious and a lot of fun, but as the final single from 2006's Crazy Itch Radio it's a genuine head-scratcher.
For a genuine thrill, head instead to the Hoia-Baciu Forest in Romania's second most populous city, Cluj-Napoca (Wizzair flies there direct from Luton).
Maybe it's the sheer rarity of genuine head honcho bad-girl types on the big screen, but the decision to gender swap the nefarious Top Dollar in upcoming comic book reboot The Crow already looks like a stroke of genius.
One of the secrets of writing about music is that for all the music we get to see and hear, it's often the case that we uncover no more of those genuine, head-over-heels loves than those who don't get to see so many shows or be tipped off to so many acts.
It has been genuine heads-up rugby, spotting mismatches and gaps rather than blindly running patterns.
