Sentence examples similar to head of version from inspiring English sources

The moment: Zuckerberg has just been dumped, and returns to his dorm room, where he goes on to post nasty things on his blog about his ex-girlfriend and to create Facemash, a sort of Harvard-only, head-to-head version of Hot or Not, all while drinking.

Only last year, the head of Russia's version of the FBI, Alexander Bastrykin, drove the paper's deputy editor to the middle of a forest outside Moscow and threatened to have him killed after our exposées of corruption in his organisation.

On April 1st Mr Nakabo becomes head of Japan's version of the Resolution Trust Corporation, the company set up to recover loans made by America's Savings-and-Loans institutions.

The successor to Sir Bernard Hogan-Howillill be selected by a panel that includes the head of Britain's version of the FBI, Lynne Owens, the director general of the National Crime Agency.

Dmitri V. Vasiliev, the former head of Russia's version of the Securities and Exchange Commission, has a long list of what the country needs, including laws and regulations that treat investors and companies equally, lower taxes and improved collections.

Lebedev writes about the links between the paper's investigative work and the problems being faced by his father, Alexander: "Only last year, the head of Russia's version of the FBI, Alexander Bastrykin, drove the paper's deputy editor to the middle of a forest outside Moscow and threatened to have him killed after our exposés of corruption in his organisation.

We live in our head's version of the world, and however fascinating and rich with resonances that place can be, it's also a place rife with lacunae and inconsistencies.

Things get off to an admittedly interesting start as Belgian troops move through the Congo, their colonial possession, in the late 19th century, with Christoph Waltz's creepy functionary Léon Rom at their head (a version of the historical figure who was supposedly the model for Conrad's Mr Kurtz).

The same can be said of Donna Lynne Champlin, who makes the teen-age Helen into a sort of proper, head-girl version of Burnett.

The first is whether General Pinochet enjoys "sovereign immunity" as a former head of state, a personalised version of the legal immunity enjoyed by states in each other's courts.The Lords overturned a judgment by Thomas Bingham, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, sitting as head of a three-judge panel in Britain's High Court.

Anton Rupert, the head of Rembrandt, endorsed this version, asserting that Oosthuizen had acted in his capacity as an employee of the SASF.