Sentence examples for revolving head from inspiring English sources

Given that the last time that music accompanied shots of children in beds, it was a satanically possessed girl with a revolving head in The Exorcist, the possibility was raised that the ceremony might enter new heights of WTF?, but it was not to be.

Who is this revolving head?

The revolving clouds eventually headed out of my house".

He, like his patron Rubin, has excelled at the Wall Street-Washington revolving door, also heading for Wall Street in the early 2000s after helping Rubin push through financial deregulation in the Clinton period.

First, the revolving door at the head of Camden's housing authority had to stop spinning.

Bradlees Inc., the discount retailer that emerged from Chapter 11 protection in February 1999, said yesterday that it was considering liquidating itself and that it was negotiating with lenders to ease the terms of its revolving credit agreement and head off a default.

In March, 2004, a boy ran into an automatic revolving door, jammed his head and was killed at a skyscraper in Roppongi, Tokyo.

But he also knows that during Daniel Snyder's 14 years as owner, seven predecessors have come through the revolving door of the head coach position.

Good thing, too, according to the New York Times, Paulson follows former Goldman employees right out Goldman's revolving door on to head the New York Stock Exchange, the World Bank, the U.S. Treasury Department, the White House staff, and firms such as Citigroup and Merrill Lynch.

For this test, we used HRTF filtering to create moving sounds perceived as revolving externally around the head with constant angular velocity (one of three values, varied between trials), and these moving sounds were compared with stationary sounds perceived as located in external space (at different locations between trials), by convolving with HRTFs (Table 2 and Supplementary material).

I signal to her that I no longer want the room by drawing my index finger across my throat, then head for the revolving doors.