Sentence examples for head calls from inspiring English sources

The most powerful politicians on earth were demanding his head; calls for his assassination by Fox News and Time magazine pundits were in circulation.

Instead, the ISIS member who stands there with his head calls him Peter Edward Kassig and states that he "doesn't have much to say.

The Sewing Machine, (makes you feel as if you're being stabbed in the head) calls for something "soothing and comforting", such as the Elvis Presley peanut butter, banana and bacon sandwich.

Leon Panetta, the CIA head, calls the fraught ties with Pakistan "very complicated".Bruce Riedel, author of a new book on America and Pakistan, concludes that "the stakes are enormous and they are all going to hinge on the fate of one man", Mr Davis.

They are also colonising the sort of northern contemporary drama that used to be touted as the main justification for subsidising the industry.Disney, that icon of Americana, for instance, has set up a production outfit, the UK Comedy Label, dedicated to what Daniel Battsek, its head, calls "high concept, low budget" British comedies.

BA's talks with the private-equity firms are based on the understanding that it will contribute nothing beyond its existing 10% stake.This raises the intriguing possibility that BA may finally solve what Rod Eddington, its former head, calls the recurrent conundrum facing the airline industry: that it "destroys shareholder value at an unprecedented rate".

She shook her head, calling him "crazy".

"Nice," a man with a cleanly shaved head called out from the crowd.

The charming surfaces have dark undercurrents, as in the scarily distorted head called "Punitive Parent" (Johnson).

Mounted on a wall past that is a talking deer head called Buck.

When I was a teenager, I had a genre in my head called "London Music".