Sentence examples for heads reminded from inspiring English sources
Before you get too excited, FS must break the news that this is, alas, not some sort of twisted real-life version of that comedy classic The Man with Two Brains, or indeed, as a quick Twitter inquiry for 'films with talking heads' reminded us, a re-make of the scene in Return to Oz where Dorothy steals the powder of life from Princess Mombi (watch it - it's scary).
Mummification hadn't kept the dead kings and queens from emaciation, and the tufts of hair, mostly at the back of their heads, reminded me of old people I've seen, hands clenched with arthritis and teeth protruding like rodents.
IN a capital of whitewashed granite buildings where architects have only rarely ventured beyond attempts at neo-Classical grandeur, the nearly completed National Museum of the American Indian is turning heads, reminding visitors that someone was here long before the first colonists set foot on the shores of the Potomac.
The mayor's chief of staff, Peter Madonia, sent letters this week to the city's agency heads, reminding them that the lights and sirens that most of their cars are equipped with are to be used in genuine emergencies only, a city official said.
Chief Executive Officer William T Fujioka also sent a memo to all department heads reminding them about pay and discipline policies for employee strikes or sick-outs.
His large head reminded me of a Gilbert Stuart portrait of Washington, with its prominent nose and high, tapering forehead.
Only one or two clunks over the head reminded us painfully of this series' tendency to over-emphasise the historical period.
Scientists coined the genus name because the large lips on either side of the creature's head reminded them of the Jedi master's floppy ears.
Still only 2 1/2 years old, Han Mee raised her hands to her head, reminded by the photo that she once wore pigtails.
Martin Silfen Dear Diary Becky Proskyy's letter in the Aug. 29 Metropolitan Diary about seeing a rat perched on a guy's head reminded me of an encounter my husband and I had with a balancing animal.
With Callista by his side, as ever, old block head reminded everybody of the grave injustice inflicted on him in Florida, saying: "It's one thing to have lots of money.
