Sentence examples for sliding her head from inspiring English sources

And of course, Ms. Baranski being Ms. Baranski, she provides some tasty off-center details to savor, from her eye-openingly strident pronunciation of Ito (the name of Mame's Japanese manservant, played by Alan Muraoka) to her way of sliding her head to one side, eyes lowered, to express amused contempt.

Shaheena could slide her head through, rescuers said, but not her shoulders and chest.

Rolling over almost on her back to seek other markings she knows must be there, Ms. Bonilla slides her head between the underside of the column and the mud and reads aloud what she finds.

Trousers merely slid off her hips, as the orange wig slid off her head.

From the mood-lit plumes of cigarette smoke emerges our server - a woman - wearing one of those "open," untied, unbuttoned robes Hadi was talking about, hair flowing out from underneath a rag that looks like it could slide off her head at any moment.

If it is too small to slide over her head, the harness may be too small for her neck.

She wore a green silk dress and tortoiseshell glasses that she took off every few minutes, sliding them onto her head, a dam to hold back that torrent of hair.

"Slide?" she says, cocking her head to one side, meaning the nearby park in New York City, which has slides, swings, and a sandbox.

A deputy who rushed into Bland's cell "loosened the noose to from Inmate Bland's neck and slid it up and over her head so she could lay Inmate Bland on the floor," Lt. Sherry Rochen told Langdon.

I watched her awkwardly fumble with the handle of the next couchette, slide the door open, stick her head in for a moment and then disappear further off down the train.

For modelling spandrels constructed of running bond masonry, these sliding springs are not needed because the interlocking of units prevents sliding along head joints.