A thoroughgoing horsewoman who point-to-pointed and showjumped successfully, the former Miss Birtwhistle made feeding and turnout her specialist subjects in the family business, and was a robust driving force under the strict-but-fair heading.
I looked at his fair head bent over the writing pad.
To use the favourite phrase of the beautiful, firm but fair head girl, Clare Beaumont: "Buck up, kiddies".
In a free and fair, head-to-head race with Mr. Milosevic, all the polls show, Mr. Kostunica (pronounced, kosh-TOON-itza) is almost sure to win.
I also enjoyed time alone with the buzzards soaring above the rocky cliffs at Fair Head and Murlough Bay (not to be confused with Murlough Dunes to the south).
("Our one reality was the fair head of Helen upon the pillow, her skin blanched to a deadly pallor, and her forehead sprinkled with the beads of her distress").
Glancing out from the kitchen, where she was fixing something that the old man could heat up for his supper later, Marina saw his white head and the boy's round fair head bent intently over something or other that Liam had dug up out of the earth — a snail shell or a broken bit of china.
The photographs include, counterclockwise from top, Fair Head and Murlough Bay, a site that "Game of Thrones" fans often visit; the Titanic Belfast museum; the entrance to the Clonard Martyrs Memorial Garden on Bombay Street in Belfast; and shopping in Linenhall Street in front of city hall.
Finally, FAIR head Yann Le Cun is a French researcher for the New York University.
A soccer example would be the introduction of a "fair head" rule, which would prohibit a player from contesting another player for the opportunity to head a ball when the second player had clear possession of the best position to receive the ball.
