Sentence examples for heads speak from inspiring English sources

Heads speak of a football manager mentality, where one mistake means you're out.

Usually associated with males, it finds a voice in larger-than-life-size sculptures of fierce-looking forest spirits, whose multiple heads speak of omniscient power.

Here we see a violation of the first rule of the political talking head: Speak softly when cable TV hosts are entering a summer slow-news week.

There are skating rinks and cross-country ski trails, and, for the less athletic, movie theaters where even Beavis and Butt-head speak the language of Baudelaire.

The head speaks in darkly comic tones.

A state senator, the task force's head, spoke, followed by other senators.

Hot-heads spoke of taking their fight against Mr Kibaki to the bush in a war of liberation.

She caressed his head, spoke softly into his ears and, with her hands, closed her son's eyes forever.

The head spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of being fired for speaking to reporters without authorisation.

Echoing the fears of a great many real aging people, that weathered old spud, Mr. Potato Head (speaking through Don Rickles), exclaims: "Don't you get it?

At the meeting, the student asked that he leave the room, and she and the department head spoke alone for about half an hour.