You kept stealing a peak on me, and kinda measured me (not literally) head to toe.
They stood literally head to head, their foreheads touching, as they punched the buttons, oblivious to the shouts of the boys gathering around to watch the alpha pups.
Ultimately, Godzilla goes literally head to head (and in one scene head in mouth) with a Godzilla-like monster the aliens have conjured up on the smoking ruins of what used to be Tokyo.
She's an extreme example, but by no means unique: old habits die hard and fur is still seen as the last word in luxury in many markets, used liberally, and literally, head to toe (check this season's favourite fur-lined and trimmed shoes).
But early visits suggest a few winners, most notably the shishamo, fat smelts grilled over hard "bincho tan" charcoal from Wakayama, Japan, which have a delicate smokiness beneath the salty crust of their exteriors, and the hon maguro "heaven," which sees cuts of sushi from all parts of the blackfin tuna, literally head to tail, presented together on a long and elegant plate.
Except perhaps in Australia right now, where temperatures are quite literally heading off the chart.
Y2K has some folks loading up their trucks, boarding up their homes and literally heading for the hills.
The next couple of issues feature the protagonists journeying through hell, "literally heading toward Satan's throne room," Fialkov said.
As the military began ransacking Kinshasa, Mobutu literally headed for the hills to his native village of Gbadolite, where he'd erected a lavish presidential palace for himself in the heart of the equatorial forest.
They literally walk right to head to the bar if they like him or walk left and return home if they don't.
