Sentence examples for head sunk from inspiring English sources

Sir Winston Churchill was present but did not speak, just sat with head sunk.

Davenport's head sunk as she put the ball into the net; she knew she had a battle to fight now.

For long stretches, he huddles silently in the back corner, his head sunk into his bulky jacket.

The main theme, the human figure, was expressed in blocky, almost cubist forms, with the nearly rectangular head sunk deeply between the shoulders.

As he awaited his final attempt, he glared out the driver's side window with his head sunk into his left hand.

Its hero, Belacqua, who reappeared in "More Pricks Than Kicks," Beckett's 1934 collection of linked tales, is a fetid fellow: "He sat not looking, his head sunk, plucking vaguely at his filthy old trousers".

His head sank into his shoulders, his eyes filled with rue, as his sentences drawled on.

Slowly, slowly, her head sank all the way down to her knees.

Baird's head sank shortly after hitting the shot, and so did his hopes.

He leaned against the store window with both hands, and his head sank lower as his shoulders rose and fell.

Thorpe was out, caught in the gully, and my head sank - surely that's the match gone now?