Sentence examples for head pointing from inspiring English sources

The head of the worm is blunt and the rear pointed, and most of them are seen with the head pointing proximally (Fig. 14a).

But Mattea shook her head, pointing out that she hadn't even learned to drive the boat.

Instead, he would lay her down near the grain shop, her head pointing toward the southwest.

Appropriate for a Victorian grand tourist perhaps, but I shook my head, pointing to the battered rucksack instead.

Of considerable significance was the fact that she was buried with her head pointing towards the south.

Christian custom at the time required that a corpse be placed on its back, with its head pointing to the west.

The grazed snow is the comet's tail, and the hard step is the comet's head, pointing in the wolf's direction of travel.

The headstanders (Anostomidae) move with the head pointing downward at a slant; some of the pencil fishes (Hemiodontidae) assume a tail-standing position.

MACAO — The seven towers of the One Central development look a little like a dragon's rolling body, with its silver head pointing out to sea.

The skeletons were found buried in a foetal position – the head pointing to the west and the feet to the east according to ancient Egyptian beliefs, surrounded by jars once filled with supplies for afterlife.

He shook his head, pointing to the patchy clouds overhead and a gray storm cluster forming at a distant bend in the Bosphorus, where the waterway spilled into the Sea of Marmara.