Sentence examples for standing at the head from inspiring English sources

Guthrie is standing at the head of that road.

Standing at the head of this queue, flush with cash and experience, is Mitt Romney.

Diana and I were now standing at the head of a long line.

The best seating is actually standing, at the head or rear of the train, eyes glued to the window.

I watched myself standing at the head of the bed mumbling orders that no one could hear.

He was a stickler for discipline, even standing at the head of a ford to make sure his men crossed in good order.

Early on, a Southern-born sailor of noble bearing is introduced as if he were destined for a leading role, but is last seen standing at the helm as the Pequod heads out to sea, in a "six-inch chapter" that serves as his "stoneless grave".

Standing at the trail head, Mr. Rezendes took a compass reading so that we could find our way out of the woods when we wandered off the trail, which he always does.

Participants were asked to imagine themselves standing at the characters' head and then move at the clockwise to one of the objects stated in the instruction and when the facing object is straight ahead, to indicate the direction of a third object of location on the answer section.

In each trial, participants were to imagine themselves standing at the character's head, then face at clockwise to one of the figure specified by instruction and when the facing figure is straight ahead, indicate the direction to a third figure of location on the answer section.

After having determined the puncture site and noted whether there was a difference between the two methods, the physician standing at the patient's head withdrew the endotracheal tube's balloon from near the vocal cords under direct laryngoscopic guidance.