Sentence examples for forehead up from inspiring English sources

Each aims her sweet, trusting forehead up to meet it and bounces it back to me.

From the forehead up, I've got receding hair that's also going grey, but I'm 58 and enjoying it.

At some point, while pressing my forehead up to the glass of the venue to see if I could spot him making his way out, a huge bug flew into my mouth, and I took that as a sign to go home.

He asked after my children, a now creepy courtesy, and then, with two other prisoners crowding him from their adjacent conversation stations, he pushed his forehead up against the glass and asked for my help finding a literary agent.

From the forehead down, he looks terribly serious, even anxious, as if he's late for work and may expect a reprimand, but from the forehead up he is a comic delight: a flip-flopping crest of curly golden hair, like a small furry animal fallen out of the sky onto the head of a man, and determined to keep its purchase there no matter what.

Hair length is most often measured (in centimeters or inches) from the line of the scalp on the forehead up over the highest point of the skull to its termination, and sometimes from the crown, the latter resulting in 10 centimeter lower values in average.

Summer does not officially start until the first pale boy of the year sacrifices his forehead up to the sun gods, accidentally falling asleep after 1x park cider some time around the May Bank Holiday and waking up with a perfect pink-puce forehead like he head-butted a crate of tomatoes.

And not just head on, but early on, with a small child called Joshua, who mashes a cockroach into his bedroom wall with his own forehead, licks up the resulting mess and follows it up with a gnaw on his own bloody stump of a finger.

Press down on the forehead, press up on the chin, to clear the airway.

"There he was in my lap, with a cut on his forehead, looking up at me," Vanbiesbrouck said.

Her heat had lowered as my words fell on her, but now her forehead tips up and her eyes come into view, already hardening.