Sentence examples for tight heads from inspiring English sources

The small, tight heads of what look like lettuce at the Paffenroth Gardens stand in the Union Square Greenmarket, pale green and white with an occasional streak of burgundy, are radicchio wearing a warm-weather wardrobe.

The true valerian native to the temperate zones, the Andes Mountains, and Africa—have three- to five-lobed tubular flowers, often spurred at the base and clustered in tight heads.

Shoppers also found tight heads of new garlic ($10 a pound), fresh-baked breads, honey, milk in glass bottles, a good selection of dewy vegetables and fruits, and various certified organic sausages.

Cleaning them required an immense amount of fiddling around, which should explain the name but does not (the tight heads resemble the scroll at the end of a violin).

Spikelets are arranged into inflorescences of variable size and form: from small, tight heads in many genera to panicles, the usual form of the inflorescence; panicles as long as one metre or more can be found in some species of Cladium or Gahnia.

Sheldrake is twenty-eight years old and tall, with a tight head of dark curls.

With du Randt on the loose head, I chose the sheer scrummaging power of Mof Myburgh on the tight head.

Napa cabbage, also called celery cabbage (B. rapa, variety pekinensis), forms a tight head of crinkled light green leaves.

"Tight head props are few and far between.

"The start didn't go according to plan but young Richard Palframan was outstanding at tight head.

Tight head Jones joined the Blues from Ospreys on 19 August.