Sentence examples for idea of head from inspiring English sources

"The whole idea of head lice is so awful and humiliating," she said.

He described books as animals, with a structural exoskeleton — "You have the idea of head, body, tail" — and mushier insides that the author must fill in.

He described books as animals, with a structural exoskeleton—"You have the idea of head, body, tail"—and mushier insides that the author must fill in.

"I love the idea of head tingles.

And then came the realization that the idea of "head girl" and "head boy" exists very much in the mindset of British private schools.

After years of low-key releases, the idea of heading for the charts again has him galvanised.

I'm thrilled at the idea of heading out with Macfarlane; I feel like a marathon runner who's been invited to train with Paula Radcliffe.

But call me foolhardy, I kind of like the idea of heading into the unknown with just a map in your back pocket knowing that, just maybe, you might get lost.

Leave a comment if you plan on coming, so we can have a rough idea of head-count.

It appears that Mrs Merkel approached the former prime minister with the idea of heading Nato, an idea then endorsed by the Obama administration.

If you feel more excited by the idea of heading home, shutting out the world and just spending a relaxing night at home, go for it!