Sentence examples for a head so from inspiring English sources

I had a head so wide I can't go under the Arc de Triomphe".

As a baby, Lenin had a head so large that he often fell over.

A ready-reckoner: anywhere specifically geared towards a party will charge between £15 and £20 a head, so even a modestly sized gathering will amount to £200.

The mascot's name was Niles and he had a head so big that it caused Diz back problems and also obstructed fans' views.

Pertemps depends on success – finding someone a job that they keep for two years – for most of its potential profits of up to £14,000 a head, so it's motivated to try seriously.

It is a convenient target: a multilateral institution, based in a faraway place (Geneva), whose rulings, though based on rules that have been ratified by Congress, are uniquely binding on America.All this festering resentment came to a head so dramatically because the NGOs were extraordinarily well-organised, in large part because of the Internet.

To him we owe him the first detailed description of trepanging in Australian waters: "After clearing the narrow passage between Cape Wilberforce and Bromley's Isles, we followed the main coast to the S.W. having on the starboard hand some high and large islands, which closed in towards the coast a-head so as to make it doubtful weather there is any passage between them.

2. Pre-write testimony on a heading so that you can submit them on time.

Goldberg drew the genie -- a big blue strongman with a tiny topknot and Williams' face -- growing a second head so he could argue with himself.

"Mike Nichols once told me the one essential for an actor to have is a large head, so as to be seen," Mr. Turman said.

The actor who portrayed the djinn Mackenzie Gray—had a shaved head, so special effects makeup artist Toby Lindala only used a minor prosthetic to cover Gray's eyebrows.