Sentence examples for your head to create from inspiring English sources

You find the biggest percussion box and spill its contents around the studio: boomwhackers (that plastic tube you swing wildly round your head to create a spooky "oh" sound), coconut shells (for Mary's donkey tirelessly plodding on to Jerusalem) and assorted glockenspiels and xylophones to liven up tunes that might date back to medieval times.

Pin them into place (one on top and one on each side of your head) to create the silhouette.

Start blow-drying with a paddle brush (we like the Moroccanoil Boar Bristle Paddle Brush, $72), working from the back to the front of your head to create movement.

Raise your hands above your head to create a better environment for spinal traction.

Slip this string over your head to create a makeshift headband.

Use different size rollers all over your head to create a more natural look.

Roll smaller balls than the head to create hats.

Push the nose into the interior of the head to create a step fold.

Follow the same process on the other side of the head to create another French braid.

Draw a small, upside-down U-shape near the bottom of the head to create the mouth.

It is embanked on both heads to create land for aquaculture.