Sentence examples similar to pen in head from inspiring English sources

In 2002, this system shocked the world by sending Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-wing candidate, to the runoff -- a travesty because the left-center candidate, Lionel Jospin, would have easily defeated Mr. Le Pen in head-to-head competition, but was eliminated in the first round (he finished third to Mr. Le Pen and the right-center incumbent, Jacques Chirac).

Head bent towards his diagram, pen in hand, he went on: "The red line should be drawn right here".

With pen in hand, and his glasses perched atop his head, Michael Waxenberg was in his element: an Upper West Side open house.

Although he had long collected athletes' signatures in an autograph book, he grabbed several of Gretzky's SI covers and headed to the hotel with pen in hand.

Pen in hand.

I have pen in hand.

Steers presenting with the dull form stood motionless in the pen with the head lowered or resting against objects, such as hurdles or a wall, when undisturbed and did not over-react to external stimuli.

Thirteen Saanen X dairy goats were housed in a home pen with a lying area of wood shavings, where they were pre-exposed for 24 d to 3 feeder heights designed to result in differences in head height while feeding: floor level (head lowered relative to body), head level (head level relative to body), and elevated level (head and neck angled upward).

Apparently in spite of the fact that most penguins have black heads, the OED's compilers said Welsh coined the term from pen meaning head and gwyn meaning white.

He established a church in the area in the 6th century, perhaps at Pen Eglwys Edern, a site about half a mile away (800 m) from the present building (eglwys means "church" and pen means "head" or "top").

Le Pen, the head of the National Front party, will likely win 22percentt of the vote ― nearly 4 points more than she took home in the previous election.