Sentence examples for head and walking from inspiring English sources

"Oh no," a young man said, pulling his hood over his head and walking away, when asked why he was not in school.

The parents were asked to record the ages at which the children reached different milestones, like raising the head and walking.

"I said, 'Let's eat cake.' " Then he added, "You thought I had said, 'Let them eat cake,' didn't you?" Shaking his head and walking away, he said to an aide: "Can you imagine that?

Attempting to shake himself free, he wrote, he did "unexpected things like pouring a bottle of whiskey over my head and walking into a department store and act[ing] pie-eyed, knowing that everyone would be talking amongst themselves as I left".

Practise balancing books on you head and walking around your bedroom to perfect your walk – this is an old finishing school and modelling technique.

If someone asks if something is wrong simply say "I don't feel very good" it is okay to change your posture outside such as hanging your head and walking with less grace.

She shook her head and walked away.

She simply shook her head and walked away.

"He just shook his head and walked out," Mr. Jones said.

When done, the two men kick Mr. Kashin in the head and walk away.

He stood up, shook his head, and walked to a map of Tamil Nadu.