Sentence examples for head around the door from inspiring English sources

Rachel puts her head around the door.

Barney, Aidan's son, popped his head around the door to say hello and disappeared again.

As Poyet is talking about Bale, his assistant sticks his head around the door.

A doctor with a clipboard poked his head around the door.

"She's always been a workaholic," says Tom blithely, sticking his head around the door again.

A small figure poked his head around the door, and spoke calmly.

Strettle and Care put their heads around the door to remind Ojo he had a pool session at 9am.

The atmosphere is part skate shop, part family get-together, and attracts as much attention from the older neighbours, who pop their heads around the door to see what the hotel is doing next.

It's a relief when bit-parters pop their heads around the door: the landlady, the elderly lodger whose own lovelorn backstory is a rare snip from the original script.

Your housemates keep popping their heads around the door, saying "hi," asking if you want a tea, checking you're alright, and you answer them minimally: "hey," "nah I'm good thanks," "yeah fine haha, you know how it is".

A courtier popped his head apologetically around the door of Broughton Castle.