Sentence examples for head of a tiger from inspiring English sources
It features the head of a tiger that has been to a taxidermist, and dubious pets such as a South Sea Island Mermaid.
Vyala, also called sardula, popular motif in Indian art, consisting of a composite leonine creature with the head of a tiger, elephant, bird, or other animal, frequently shown in combat with humans or pouncing upon an elephant.
A picture doing the rounds on social media shows Tbilisi's mayor and his advisers meeting in a tent at the disaster scene – with the head of a tiger poking out from beneath the table.
It was his most precious treasure, a six-inch totem pole carved from a rock and crowned with what appeared to be the head of a tiger or dragon.
And that was just for starters: roof tiles crumbled, foundations fell and the castle's ornamental shachihoko (folkloric animals with the head of a tiger and body of a carp) dropped from the sky.
(By one of those strange flukes, as I was weeding through my books the other day, in preparation for The New Yorker's move to One World Trade, I came across a copy of "The Complete Claudine," by Colette, and suddenly realized that the coquettish young woman on the cover staring back at me was Nesbit, her elbow propped on the head of a tiger-skin rug. Claudine?
In the wood-carving classroom, the heads of a tiger, leopard, boar, owl, snake, deer, dog, ox, rabbit, dragon and a mythical bird called a garuda all snarl down at onlookers.
He performed "Crayon" early in the night, wearing a jacket with the head of a white tiger attached to the back, a pair of black Air Yeezy 2s and bleached blond hair standing straight up like sheaves of pesticide-soaked wheat.
She wasn't afraid of tigers; she had the heart of a tiger.
Even better to see that this time she managed to save on time by juggling a coconut cocktail in one hand while using the other to stroke the head of a catatonic Indochinese tiger.
"Would you rather fight an octopus with a tiger's head or a tiger with octopus arms?" Mr. Blue asked one nonplused contestant.
