Sentence examples for head blew from inspiring English sources

But when I read his poem "In Praise of Limestone," the top of my head blew off.

In 2014, I saw Okpokwasili in her piece "Bronx Gothic," and the top of my head blew off.

"We were standing right there, and his head blew off and his brains splattered everywhere," Marcias, now 45, told The Huffington Post.

A man wearing a fish head blew out bubbles as he walked loftily through the party to usher in the sushi appetizers.

Rather than say: "I love Pop Tarts and let me tell you why," Seinfeld starts with: "When I was a kid and they invented the Pop Tart, the back of my head blew right off".

This opening line works because it establishes the time frame (Seinfeld as a kid), it establishes the subject of the joke (the Pop Tart), and it has a unique, specific detail that engages the audience (the back of his head blew right off).

Another friend got her head blown off.

It doesn't show someone with their head blown off".

Then a man gets his head blown off.

Is the air vent above my head blowing someone's flu into my face?

"I've just seen a lady in Folkestone with her head blown off," Mrs McCosh ejaculated.