Sentence examples for head worn from inspiring English sources

Rabato, also spelled Rebato, wide, often lace-edged collar wired to stand up at the back of the head, worn by both men and women in the 16th and early 17th centuries.

Not everyone has given up on head worn computing for consumers.

Man, shaved head, wearing all black, possibly crazy.

M. tried bandaging her head, wearing caps to bed.

First an experiment was established to simulate the conditions of a head wearing a helmet.

Each time, Shumpert clenched his fists and shook his head, wearing that same confident look.

The tall mannequin beneath the polar bear head wore a tattered flannel shirt and dirty pants.

This print shows King George with Bacon's "brazen head," wearing his cape and waving his two magic wands.

"So, I designed 'The Sphere,' which some people said resembled a head wearing a helmet.

He shaves his head, wears diamond studs in both ears and dons fur coats after games.

Each singer also took off hip-hop head wear to reveal neatly styled cornrows.