Sentence examples for to forehead from inspiring English sources

Schoolgirls embraced, forehead to forehead, under gnarled olive trees.

"Fix fringe to forehead with Scotch tape and cut across top of tape," read its instructions.

An earnest grief-type gesture (wrist to forehead) recurs, usually detached from any situation suggesting grief.

9. Warhead to forehead  Latest unacceptable version of "pinpoint accuracy" (bombing campaigns from Vietnam onwards) for so-called precision drones.

His teen-age son designed a logo, a generic football helmet going forehead to forehead at midfield with George Washington's ponytailed twenty-five-cent profile: concussion imminent.

68 min: Jeremy Toulalan gets booked for a late, clumsy lunge on Alvaro Perreira, prompting Uruguay captain Diego Lugano to go forehead to forehead with the French midfielder.

Still, the current trends in R&B are proof there's still a deep-down appetite for Babyface's style of honesty and fist-to-forehead emotion.

"I saw officers crying and expressing their regret for wearing the uniform," she said, adding that she saw some of them exchange honi, a traditional forehead-to-forehead greeting, with protesters.

He had 11 points and 4 rebounds, hit 3 of 5 attempts from 3-point range and even resurrected his old fists-to-forehead celebration after each made shot.

In one sequence two dancers go around the stage with anguished hand-to-forehead gestures and one leg raised: Merce Cunningham, a Graham alumnus, used this very gesture as one of the jokes in his "Antic Meet" (which will be seen next week at the Joyce Theater).

Her resulting images, shot in black and white, eulogize a marathon of parties, art showings, equipment sales, and fleeting moments: employees perched in the oversized netting that hung from the ceiling like an elephant's hammock, revellers paired in a sweaty forehead-to-forehead embrace, stagehands taking beer breaks between striking sets.