Sentence examples for heads living from inspiring English sources

-- Slavishly devoted to a charismatic figure, wearing more hair on their toes than on their wrinkled heads, living in the underground among scores of near-identical gang members with really gross personal hygiene -- they're the kind of cult parents pray their children won't join.

I met a few homeless renters, who sometimes choose to pay to put a roof over their possessions instead of their own heads (living in units is not allowed); I met working-class renters using units as closets and safe-deposit boxes while serially couch-surfing or living in multifamily homes.

It's not difficult to imagine a future where a cohort of the male population — especially those who have trouble connecting with members of their preferred sex — sits at home many nights with the Oculus Rift strapped to their heads, living out their sexual fantasies in VR, having their psychology further shaped and distorted by the persistent absence of connection with real life people.

Illiteracy was highest among the household heads living in high risk areas for typhoid fever.

Women headteachers are less likely than men to be married or have children; a quarter of women heads live alone, compared with 7% of men.

Four out of the five label heads live in flats above the offices, and they all make music in the basement studios.

Many heads live in dread of the call notifying them of an Ofsted inspection, and their whole future can depend upon it.

Most of the household heads lived in their area of settlement since birth, as evidenced from the mean length of residency of 40.26 (SD = 20.73) years.

I'd say the greatest myth is that meth heads live in filth.

Come to think of it, my Latin teacher Miss Ryan (who drilled that phrase into our heads), lived just six blocks from Warren Buffett.

One, headed "Living Composers," has names divided into two columns, "yes" and "no".