Sentence examples for sky head from inspiring English sources

Independent producer Jellylegs is making the show, which has been commissioned by Lucy Lumsden, Sky head of comedy.

Sky head of comedy Lucy Lumsden said: "We're thrilled that Steve wants to do more Partridge for Sky Atlantic.

Sky head of comedy Lucy Lumsden said it was a "world-class lineup to take your breath away".

The Sky head Sir Dave Brailsford described dropping the 2012 Tour de France winner as, a ‚ very, very tough decision.

The Sky head said he had struggled to watch Saturday's final battle between Chris Froome and Nairo Quintana at l'Alpe d'Huez.

The Team Sky head said he was certain Team Sky riders had not used triamcinolone out of competition to lose weight – "No.

Less than two hours later, French fighter planes were in the sky heading for Libyan airspace, followed by the British and Americans.

No one hit home runs that were more majestic than the balls Mark McGwire sent soaring into the sky, headed for distant points beyond outfield fences.

In a planetarium in Germany, blackcaps (Sylvia atricapilla) and garden warblers (S. borin), under an artificial autumn sky, headed "southwest," their normal direction; lesser whitethroats (S. curruca) headed "southeast," their normal direction of migration in that season.

Because on the way here, I saw a long triangle of, you know, ducks, low in the sky, headed south… or maybe it wasn't ducks but, like, mini-cranes, headed by a mini-Putin or something… Never mind.

This desolation includes the increased prominence of sounds, like the constant soft roar of the surf and the jets leaving Kennedy International Airport with a sky-tearing whooshing whistle as they appear at regular intervals, rising over the building lines and arcing off into the dark blue sky, headed out over the Atlantic.