Sentence examples for brought my head from inspiring English sources
I brought my head close to hers, and whispered, "Mumma, we've no more lime.
The sharp call of birds brought my head up to the sky, to watch their dark shapes flying over the black treetops.
"I started to drink water so I brought my head up, but a soldier saw me and tried to shoot me," recalls the 24-year-old, multiple sticking plasters on his head.
"The counselor came and the D.A.'s office came and said, 'This is an epidemic.' I was like, 'What are you talking about, an epidemic?' " She added, "It kind of brought my head out of the sand of the church in that sense and I said, 'Wait a minute, nothing will change if we don't bring about social change.' ".
"Next, please!" The call to action from the barista at that same Starbucks brought my head out of the clouds.
Today, the man who has watched me grow up and begin to age in the mirror, lowers the chair to bring my head within reach.
In the beginning, I hovered over her while she slept in the crib that used to be mine, her baby hair sticking up like wings off her head; I brought my mother talcum powder to sprinkle in her diaper; I sat cross-legged on the couch and watched cartoons while I held her, heavy as a sack, in my little arms.
This is how Taylor described his thing: "I'll drive my helmet" into the quarterback, "or, if I can, I'll bring my arm up over my head and try to ax the sonuvabitch in two.
Once again, I've got to focus on my game and bring my game and keep my head down and foot down and press on if I want to leave the guys behind me".
I asked Mitchell what aspects of boxing he was working on these days, and he was quick to note, "moving my head and bringing my jab back straight" and so to avoid that counter right.
