Sentence examples for let her head from inspiring English sources

So when Wyeth's accountant told her that to satisfy a tax concern, she should sell a certain striking bay colt she had bred, she let her head defeat her heart, and she sold.

"A little later Glenda let her head sag to my neck and her breath ran hot along my skin and I swallowed the smell of her and her perfume and tea".

Related: Labour moves ahead of Tories on the day the polls turned The reaction, even from Fallon's fellow Conservatives, was akin to that of the little girl who let her head fall to the desk during a storytime photo-op with David Cameron.

By then you can let her head go if you have no more oral medications to give.

During her climatic performance, she flouts taboos by letting her head scarf slip and doing a brief little dance.

I wanted to say that everything would be all right by putting my arms around her and letting her head rest on my shoulder.

When Hattie asked Lottie about it, Lottie only made one of her horrible new gestures, folding her hands together and letting her head droop, smiling secretively into her lap.

Today her main power is in her upper body, but here she uses that ardently, letting her head and shoulders turn and bend in the heroine's sudden moments of unexpected emotion.

One viewer lets her head settle back between her shoulder blades as though looking up in a stand of redwoods, while another peers intently from the side of a painted panel, as if hoping to see between its layers.

Next the screen is filled by the words "$5,000 a year," followed by a picture of not-so-tranquil domesticity: an infant, with pacifier, dozing in the foreground as its mother sits at a kitchen table, surrounded by bills, and suddenly lets her head fall into her hands as if she has just realized that she is going to the poorhouse.

Happily, the book by Oscar Hammerstein II has its pluses, like the Act One closer where the King amusingly puts Anna to the test over his rule about never letting her head be above his.