Sentence examples for a head more from inspiring English sources
Nobody exposed a throat or turned a head more splendidly than he.
Isn't a "snake without a head" more dangerous than a "snake with a head"?
On the other hand, if he fails to win softer sanctions Iran could try to bring things to a head more quickly.
Councils in the north of England have had to make cuts amounting to £160 a head more than their counterparts in the south-east, new research has shown.
Successful depictions of the character always give Pinocchio a puppet's hinged arms and legs but a head more human than mechanical.
The Czechs expect foreigners to invest some $10 billion this year and next, most of it in car-making and electronics, some four times a head more than the Poles are likely to get.Still, Mr Spidla cannot be complacent.
Americans would still be much richer, of course, with a GDP per head more than four times that in China.
One had a lion's head more than 10 inches tall that reminded him of pieces he had seen in Italy.
It's also very elegant, looking like a preying mantis head more than anything else.
Pomatoceros has a heteronomous body form, with a tentacular crown and distinctive head, thorax and abdominal regions, whilst Platynereis is more homonomous, with a head and more uniform trunk.
It described him as a "tall, florid man, with a broad beard—'the head more white then the beard' and stooping shoulders, being also 'long footed, small legged'".
