Sentence examples for heads at these from inspiring English sources

Critics can do nothing but shake their heads at these incidents.

Places like the Pain Society operate in a legal grey zone, but it hasn't slowed business, especially since the Vancouver Police Department has explicitly stated it doesn't care about cracking heads at these dispensaries so long as they only sell to patients.

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It's a petty, passing tyranny, a nimbyism, this short period where they can shake their heads at the deeds of these misguided youths, oversharing the way they do — sexting, and yoloing, and swagging, and what-all, how can they not see this is ruining their lives, rotting their brains?

But wishing too hard for it might put a crimp in a competing fantasy that sometimes rears its mushy head at these retreats: the "we are all one/gentle unity of life" school of spirituality.

For men, cardboard hats are usually provided; and you have to cover your head at these sites.

Chantal Sutherland isn't just turning heads at Santa Anita these days, she's winning races and generating talk.

Is there a profession that allows more access or turns more heads at a party these days?

We shook our heads ruefully at these philistines and wondered if the cards we coveted were becoming a lost art.

Donald Sterling's skin-crawling racism, Paul George's gruesome and avoidable injury, Tony Stewart's involvement in the death of the young Kevin Ward, Jr., the Ray Rice video, Adrian Peterson's switch, Roger Goodell's all-around incompetence -- we shook our heads at each one of these stories with disgust or disappointment, often both.

The spinous processes of the thoracic vertebrae, excepting the last, point caudally (i.e., toward the tail), while those of the lumbar vertebrae generally point cranially (i.e., toward the head) at the transitional zone between these groups.