Sentence examples for bouncing head from inspiring English sources

There are coins hidden around each screen or trapped in blocks that must be tapped from below with a bouncing head.

Then Brünnhilde calls for her horse, Grane, and a puppet animal with a bouncing head is brought onstage, looking, in the words of the critic James Jorden, like "nothing so much as a mechanical bull in a country-western bar".

Those of us old enough to have sported a bouncing head of Carey curls, with a faded crop top or a pair of cutoff denim shorts stashed away in the attic, will be in due attendance.

Then Brünnhilde calls for her horse, Grane, and a puppet animal with a bouncing head is brought onstage, looking, in the words of the critic James Jorden, like "nothing so much as a mechanical bull in a country-western bar". And when Valhalla burns, the heads of statues representing the gods explode.

Certainly not many have heard the beginning notes of Beethoven's 67th opus performed live by an orchestra like the Los Angeles Philharmonic, whose star conductor Gustavo Dudamel and his frenetically bouncing head of curls have become as much part of an LA Phil show as the music itself.

It's a kind of dance of bouncing heads.

Hand-painted figurines with bouncing heads are working wonders for Major League Baseball this year.

It's all whinnying and clomping and brightly decorated bouncing heads, and it never lets up for a second.

Even when they bounce head-first off a padded obstacle or splat foolishly into the water after a fail, most pop up waving their arms triumphantly.

If I had, however, I imagine it would have played out like this: Bill White smirking, Perrin Kaplan nodding, Al Nilsen shaking his head and Tom Kalinske bouncing his head side to side until he settled upon a shrug.

But Mr. Rader-Shieber has him swaggering and mugging, and even at one point bouncing his head and torso to match the Handelian filigree.