Sentence examples for generous head from inspiring English sources

Half an inch longer than most, with a generous head, it is forgiving, powerful and weighs under 300g".

On Thursday night, concertgoers at the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center got a generous head start, at the latest installment of Jack Kleinsinger's longstanding series Highlights in Jazz.

Pierson, 40, has a bony face, a willowy build, and a generous head of brown hair, all of which make him look like your basic Romantic poet.

The Zoombak would have made a terrible spy; Ella would have had a generous head start if she wanted to skip town.

Before proceeding, however, it is important to acknowledge that, like Peirce, I am also "not yet quite free from the mist" on this issue, despite the generous head start provided by Peirce.

If the taxpayers with kids account for their expected child tax credit amounts, or Helen accounts for her more generous head of household status, etc. these numbers get even larger.

"How very generous," Ann Veronica replied, heading for the laboratories of South Kensington where she was greeted by her tutor Mr Capes, a handsome man of two and thirty-one years who in many ways resembled Mr Wells himself.

He found space, although Greece was generous with it, and headed the ball firmly past the stranded, hesitant goalkeeper.

The New York free-jazz supergroup -- with Roy Campbell, Daniel Carter, William Parker and Rashied Bakr -- heads a generous bill in the new Sunday night jazz series here.

Patricia Albers's JOAN MITCHELL, LADY PAINTER: A LIFE (Alfred A. Knopf, $40) meets this "tough, vulnerable, loving, bawdy, bullying, embattled, generous and enraged" artist head-on, capturing her tomboy persona without turning her into a caricature.

"With these difficult economic times, people are still extremely generous," said Vincent after heading into the store to fill up another shopping cart using a cash donation the group received.