Sentence examples for heads calls from inspiring English sources

The artist, exhausted and exhilarated by four months of living inside other people's heads, calls her project Bipolar Picasso.

"The Released" cites the closing of state mental hospitals in the 1970s as part of the problem — prisons essentially replaced them as care facilities — but doesn't engage in the debate about deinstitutionalization, even as one of its own talking heads calls it a largely positive change in policy.

Protesters and television talking heads called for castration of rapists or the death penalty.

The Headmasters and Headmistresses Conference of top private heads called the study "unreasonable and unfair".

"I got studio heads calling me to bitch about him all the time," he told HuffPost.

Like other iguanids, Cuban iguanas have a white photosensory organ on the top of their heads, called the parietal eye.

They have an appendage on their heads called an esca that contains bioluminescent bacteria able to produce a long-lasting glow which the fish can control.

Research into the protection of the human head calls for accurate modelling of both the protection system and the head.

She shook her head, calling him "crazy".

Feliciano is what stat-heads call a Loogy: a left-handed one-out guy.

Or perhaps the hot-heads called for back-up against the army and got it.