Sentence examples for underneath the head from inspiring English sources

All Odonata have a prehensile labium, which can be extended forward from underneath the head faster than most prey can react, making their bite fatal to prey.

The man opens the door and pokes his head into shot: "Again!" Underneath the head is Michael Fassbender, though at this stage, it can't be proved.

Many characteristics distinguish Odonata from other groups of insects -- minute antennae, extremely large eyes (filling most of the head), two pairs of transparent membranous wings with many small veins, a long slender abdomen, an aquatic larval stage (nymph) with posterior tracheal gills, and a prehensile labium (extendible jaws underneath the head).

Similarly, new finds show that the forelimbs of tyrannosaurs were rather closer together than previously assumed – on screen those famous little arms are set far up the side of the animal, but in fact should be much closer together and almost underneath the head.

Mrs. Tunnell, who sat in her living room underneath the head of a white-tailed deer whose antlers she uses as a clothes rack ("this house was too old to have closets"), said that voters today were much more likely to read newspapers and know something about the issues than a generation or two ago.

He told reporters he wanted a support team of three assistants working underneath the head coach, rather than splitting the coaching for each format.

The paragraph underneath the heading 'Duty free' originally neglected to point out that import VAT, payable at up to 15% on goods that cost over €22 (£18) and excise duty do still apply to those shopping outside the EU.

Surely attachments are responsible for no more than 25% of human suffering". On his website (underneath the heading: "If You Want To Know More Than This, You're A Stalker") he has published a psychological assessment of his sunny character: according to the Myers-Briggs scale, Borenstein is 53% "extravert", 95% "intuitive", 63% "feeling", and 84% "perceiving".

So I read the passage underneath the heading and right there in the opening sentence, for the first time, I saw a part of myself, the part that had frightened me so much for so many years, defined in print: "Mothers with an anankastic [ie obsessive] personality may experience intrusive and distressing thoughts about their babies, including impulses to inflict bodily harm".

For example, some included 'dressing' but underneath the heading stated that this would be demonstrated in hospital.

Underneath the heading "Obliterate the following items," select the box next to the "Empty the cache" button.