Sentence examples for head to face from inspiring English sources

It sensed Nachman's eyes and lifted its head to face him.

The intruder may perch with feathers fluffed, and twist its head to face away from the aggressor as a sign of submission.

As the Dalai Lama wrote in a 1990 memoir, "Freedom in Exile," the search party proceeded under the guidance of mystical signs: the corpse of the previous Dalai Lama had turned its embalmed head to face northeastern Tibet; a senior monk peered into the waters of a sacred lake and saw letters that suggested "Amdo," the region in the northeast, as well as an image of the toddler's family house.

The rooting reflex works by turning the infant's head to face anything that strokes its mouth or cheek.

"And do not discount Sussex, who may be sixth but are just 20 points behind the leaders as they head to face Durham on Sunday".

Miller turned Hoff's head to face the viewer, and made her more muscular.

Some who were looking at the ground raised their heads to face me and the whole hall grew silent.

Several passengers were deep in conversation, shouting over the seat backs rather than turning their heads to face each other and miss a moment.

But while it's the turn of school heads to face a crisis, Igoe thinks the sixth-form college sector could benefit.

The Indians will open the CIF Southern Section Division V playoffs by heading to face the Bears, the Inland Valley League champion and overall No. 1 seed in the tournament Wednesday.

The Indians will open the CIF Southern Section Division V playoffs by heading to face Riverside Poly, the Inland Valley League champion and overall No. 1 seed in the tournament on Wednesday.