Sentence examples for filled with heads from inspiring English sources
In reality, his father's departure left Dubus's family vulnerable for years, his mother always working and exhausted, their series of rented houses always dirty and often filled with "Heads," teenagers smoking pot while blasting Aerosmith.
Even before Alice becomes a combatant in a Manichean struggle between good and evil, dressed in armor and drinking her vanquished foe's blood to return to her natural state, she walks across a moat filled with heads to infiltrate the Red Queen's castle.
Looking up, I see windows filled with heads; the Piazza, Into which you remember the Ponte St. Angelo enters, Since I passed, has thickened with curious groups; and now the Crowd is coming, has turned, has crossed that last barricade, is Here at my side.
Notice the perfectly timed tense-change as the "stragglers" appear round a corner, and the action shifts to the present: "Looking up, I see windows filled with heads…" The priest under attack is barely visible, barely human, and this makes the brutality seem all the more mindless: "I saw something", "they drag at something".
Anyway, there's a lot of disinformation about prison floating around in the real world, but the same can be said of rehab Intervention-type shows give people the imprehab Intervention-typen rehab ishowsthe vergivef death, whereas it's actually filled with heads trying to stay the fuck outta jail.
One transportation official described the investigation as filled with "head-scratching and bafflement and puzzlement".
Patricia Valadez's past life of glamour can be found in a tattered black leather portfolio, filled with head shots and other photographs from her days as a performer.
Some sections of the site are filled with head-spinning doublespeak that confuses fact with fiction.
Not to understate it, but concussions are massive deals – just this month 32-year-old 32-year-old 32-year-oldThomas had to retire from the game after developing epilepsy after a career filled Welshhead traumas.
The SAR measurements were made with a DASY 4 measurement system (SPEAG, Zurich, Switzerland), and a Twin SAM (specific anthropomorphic mannequin) phantom was filled with head tissue-equivalent liquid (mass density, 1000 kg/m) as specified by the Federal Communications Commission.
The space is filled with satyrs' heads, masks, handcuffs used by Harry Houdini, a glass box penetrated with swords, a videotape labeled "floating heads".
