Sentence examples for pointed head from inspiring English sources

The lower stories housed the battering ram, which had either a pointed head for breaching or a ramlike head for battering.

He had a long, rather pointed head, a long chin, and the kind of inverted-triangle torso that pro-proletarian artists like to put on their steelworkers.

He is usually represented as a nine-foot-tall, white-faced, whiskered man with a pointed head, six-jointed arms, and a body markedly larger on one side than on the other.

Mentally impaired and with a characteristic pointed head, Schlitzy had been adopted by another show; he had been, until then, hidden away by his embarrassed, wealthy parents in an attic in Santa Fe.

ROCKEFELLER ART RESUMES Rockefeller Center has been the backdrop for Jeff Koons's giant terrier puppy, fashioned from 70,000 flowering plants; Louise Bourgeois's nine-ton bronze spider; and Takashi Murakami's 30-foot Buddha-like figure with multiple arms and pointed head.

A Symbol of High Hopes For seven years Rockefeller Center has been a great canvas for public art, having shown Jeff Koons's giant terrier puppy fashioned from 70,000 flower plants, Louise Bourgeois's 18,000-pound bronze spider, Nam June Paik's laser light show and Takashi Murakami's 30-foot-tall Buddha with multiple arms and a pointed head.

They are harmless, specialized snakes that have narrow, pointed heads with tiny eyes beneath head shields.

Babies with pointed heads wound round and round with string; black, naked women with necks wound round and round with wire like the necks of light bulbs.

Harrison decided to design them with Gothic motifs, such as battlements and windows with pointed heads.

a A four-pointed head star with infrared spheres secured via intraoperative transcranial fiducial screw and (b) osteotome and suction with image-guided infrared optical spheres secured for registration.

Hollow-point pellets, flat and pointed-head pellets are less accurate in flight.