Sentence examples for high head from inspiring English sources

There's a high head count on Homeland.

For a real high, head 30 minutes up into the handy Adelaide Hills.

He had a high head of gleaming yellow hair and his pants were somehow tighter than the pants of his predecessors.

One man, while continuing a firmly resonant vocal line from the chest, suddenly overlays it with a high head tone that sounds something like a piccolo, and the phrase continues with the same single breath just as long again.

Recently, 21 players, mostly rookies, placed blue rubberized mats onto the Astroturf in the bubble outside Giants Stadium and assumed the position -- legs together, feet flat on the floor, chest high, head raised -- and began to breathe deeply.

After a few hours of sleep, the most determined racers — the attrition rate can be high — head back Saturday through Umbria, Tuscany and Emilia Romagna to the starting point in Brescia.

'The network carriers have very high head-office costs, mature staff with difficult working practices, and strong unions - so there is an opportunity to do better on costs.' Moreover, liberalisation in aviation is gathering pace, with the recent EU-US 'open skies' agreement loosening restrictions on flying across the Atlantic.

At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, for instance, in the closing seconds of a bout between Sarah Stevenson of Britain and Chen Zhong from China, the judges failed to notice a high head-kick from Ms Stevenson which would have put her ahead by a point.

Recently, the synthesis of P3HT with high head-to-tail regioregularity and the control of the molecular weight have been achieved.

In conclusion, this study shows that a high head-shaft angle increases the risk of hip displacement in children of GMFCS level III V with cerebral palsy.

"Everybody" -- raising a hand the height of his none-too-high head -- "gets there.