Sentence examples for head speaking from inspiring English sources

Another shows Poth walking backward with his arms above his head, speaking to the men.

Echoing the fears of a great many real aging people, that weathered old spud, Mr. Potato Head (speaking through Don Rickles), exclaims: "Don't you get it?

When McCain charged that Kerry had turned Roosevelt's edict to "speak softly and carry a big stick" on its head — speaking strongly and carrying "a twig," Kerry shot back that he preferred another quotation.

Physical gestures are minimal though not stylised, the movement of a hand or the turn of a head speaking volumes as the corresponding emotion heaves upward from the pit.

The first taste the Mexican audience gets of Donald Trump is his golden head speaking from the face of a giant $100 bill, calling them "frijoleros" ("beaners") and bragging about the wall that will block them from setting foot in the United States.

The time difference between the coasts was such that French had put all the pieces together only half an hour before the train's scheduled arrival, and he had been holding two phones to his head, speaking simultaneously with Amtrak and with New York.

The head speaks in darkly comic tones.

A state senator, the task force's head, spoke, followed by other senators.

She caressed his head, spoke softly into his ears and, with her hands, closed her son's eyes forever.

The head spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of being fired for speaking to reporters without authorisation.

Here we see a violation of the first rule of the political talking head: Speak softly when cable TV hosts are entering a summer slow-news week.