Sentence examples for keeping one's head from inspiring English sources

When asked what lessons he had taken away from his six-year fun ride in fashion, Mr. Panichgul paused before saying that it had been the value of keeping one's head down.

Keeping one's head in Leo's kingdom is a challenge, but as is de rigueur in movie farces, every blunder Jamal commits only increases his stature in the king's eyes.

"It consists of keeping one's head the whole time, whatever the state of the game, and not getting excited".

Nelson Mandela famously said: "I am fundamentally an optimist…Part of being optimistic is keeping one's head pointed toward the sun, one's feet moving forward.

These writers understand not just the enormous power that 21st century technology offers writers and other creators, but the dire professional consequences of keeping one's head in the sand.

Today it is my belief that wearing a hat for any other purpose than keeping one's head warm or hiding shameful hair is the equivalent of teaching your body to suck shit up from your large intestine and blast it out the top of your skull like a poop water fountain from which everyone in range must drink.

Customers of Hims will also find in their kit minoxidil, which was formerly sold exclusively by Johnson & Johnson as Rogaine; a DHT shampoo, for keeping hair on one's head; and supplements that promise to make customers' hair thicker, their nails stronger, and their skin smoother.

Another heading, "One half of twin stroller," continues with the message "Will saw off Tony's seat — we are only keeping one of the twins".

With more money going on keeping a roof over one's head and necessities like food, there is less money to spare for things like holiday shopping.

The struggle to keep up appearances is at the heart of many young adult novels, but it takes on a different urgency when it includes finding regular meals and keeping a roof over one's head.

Instead of being pegged to the total cost of living, benefits will in future be pegged to the cost of shopping, thereby stripping the rising price of keeping a roof over one's head out of the general calculation – and at just the same moment that housing benefit is being cut back.