Sentence examples for hands on heads from inspiring English sources
Secret signs — handshakes, hands on heads like antlers — abound, sometimes enabling a connection, sometimes not.
They are walking, walking everywhere, in all directions, constantly, a constant seething procession; they are homeless mostly, or coming and going from expeditions to find water or food and fuel, which they are carrying on their backs, in hands, on heads, and babies too, and also on the roads leading out of the city.
When Blake defeated him, not only by three hundredths of a second but by coming through and past when Bolt had led with 50 metres to go, it left spectators trackside with hands on heads and mouths agape.
The hands on heads, the scream of anguish from the manager, the elated cry of "WHEEEEEEY", which seems to come from all directions as dads and their kids make wanker signs in unison.
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In the end they settled for hands-on-head amazement.
The smaller man, eventually named as Ramzi Mohammed, did what he was told and, trousers round his ankles and hands on head, shuffled backwards towards the police.
That the three points came but neither the minutes nor opportunity for any more left the captain with hands on head and some spectators bellowing their disbelief.
We went hands-on (heads-on?) with the-headset-formerly-known-as-Morpheus right over here.
"It's good that George Osborne shook hands on a head-to-head TV debate with me during the election campaign," he said.
And spit, spit in those faces, bite those hands defecate on heads from your bare branch perch".
