Sentence for heads | Use heads in a sentence

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• It would be on their heads! (10)
• Our heads were hidden. (10)
• We are all on our heads. (10)
• Be careful of your heads. (10)
• I say-what gives you these heads? (8)
• Sometimes the dagger heads the butterfly. (10)
• Here is the mountain; the heads are yonder. (10)
• Why, two men rather hang their heads a bit. (10)
• The audience moved round with heads of undertakers. (10)
• Their heads, black and fuzzy, showed above the gate. (8)
• Their heads were close together across the little table. (8)
• The medical experts shake their heads and are at a loss. (12)
• The flying procession turn their heads at that strange cry.] (8)
• The small creature and her smaller brother shook their heads. (8)
• And, as they stood about her, she gazed piercingly at their heads. (8)
• I can see their long flat heads, and their eyes: almost their skins. (10)
• More, for their heads are weaker, and their appetites less constant. (10)
• They both seemed to recognise this, for they turned their heads away. (8)
• That incomprehensible word clanged once more above the serried heads. (12)
• She wheeled above their heads in the fiery chariot beside her sun-god. (10)
• The punch was so smooth that even the old heads desired another bumper. (18)
• What was the use of keeping half a dozen servants eating their heads off? (8)
• All heads were asking questions, none heeding the questions of the others. (1)
• I suppose the jests of the vineyard watchmen are still lingering in your heads. (5)
• All were smiling, and a few were weeping, craning their heads towards the bride. (8)
• They swam; neither of them panted; their heads were water-flowers that spoke at ease. (10)
• But within fifteen minutes, what might not happen, with heads going at champagne-pace? (10)
• Let me be sure that the king betrays the country, and I will prefer many heads to one. (10)
• The thing we strive for is recognition, but when this comes it is apt to turn our heads. (9)
• My little ones must have a roof over their heads; and, besides, there is little Maxwell. (10)
• While his lead they follow, Long shall heads in Britain plan Speech Death cannot swallow! (10)
• Two or three heads were half turned; such as faced him imperceptibly lifted their eyelids. (10)
• Happily for a respectable family, crowned heads have no great business in the Pentland Hills. (2)
• The smoke of pipes curling over the numberless heads was the most stirring thing about them. (10)
• Meanwhile the feet of the couple were going faster than their heads to the end of the journey. (10)
• Large strips of burning tar paper began to float above the heads of the crowd, causing a stampede. (13)
• In the rear were two working baritones; and behind them, outside, Italian heads might be discerned. (10)
• Round their mistress the three terriers raised their heads; the aged Skye gave forth a gentle growl. (8)
• Holly, between her brother and her father, felt elated when heads were turned and eyes rested on her. (8)
• Gentlemen moderately aged are mad enough to slip their heads under any yoke, but see the obstruction. (10)
• The horses stepped smartly and pranced proudly as their nostrils extended out of their classic heads. (18)
• Some red cows had strayed into the adjoining orchard, and were rubbing their heads against the railing. (8)
• Above their heads, through the trees, he could see right away to some Downs, faint in the July heat haze. (8)
• The architect gazed doggedly before him, keeping his eyes on the dirty window above the heads of the jury. (13)
• Pity seized on Frances Freeland for these little derelicts, whose heads and pinafores and faces were so clean. (8)
• Neither of those two at the window turned their heads; once more the feet receded, and again began coming back. (8)
• The failure of her attempt to put a nicer idea into their heads disconcerted Frances Freeland for a moment only. (8)
• The point, however, was to transfer this mountain from her bosom, which laboured heavily beneath it, to their heads. (10)
• He knew the birds well, and stood watching the dignity in the curve of those white necks and formidable snake-like heads. (8)
• The pair of original disputants (for there were many by this time) turned their heads simultaneously toward the carriage. (10)
• The pair of original disputants (for there were many by this time) turned their heads simultaneously toward the carriage. (22)
• Arrived on the grounds, they took opposite sides in a game of rounders, at that moment tossing heads or tails for innings. (10)
• Of course I refer to the ad pages; the rest of our exception is as offensive with pictures and scare heads as all the rest. (9)
• After slaking their thirst these men had not had the strength to back away from the water, nor to keep their heads above it. (1)
• They were at the bottom of wisdom, for they had in their heads the delicate sense of justice, upon which wisdom is founded. (10)
• A white-washed room, so low that the ceiling almost touched our heads, some flowers in a bowl, the small lattice window open. (8)
• If their heads master yours, I shall be reprobated for it, I know surely; but I am confident as yet that you can match them. (10)
• The three signing their names are probably what we called bellman and beemen, collector, and heads of the swarm-enthusiasts. (10)
• To tell truth, certain heads had bowed low to the majesty of beer, and were down on the table between sprawling doubled arms. (10)
• They wore bright kirtles, and red shawls fell from their heads over their plump brown cheeks and down their comfortable persons. (9)
• Leaders and leader heads of cast lead have been made practical by one company, which has developed a method of hardening the lead. (17)
• Their hands were kept empty: a trifle in their heads would topple them over; they were monuments of the English system of compromise. (10)
• Large branches had been lopped, and hung their green heads to the ground, or swung critically in their netting of vines, as in a hammock. (7)
• Emilia glanced among the sea of heads, and finally eliminated the head of Braintop, who was respectfully devoting his gaze to the box she occupied. (10)
• Round the vault, trustees of that passing, the five brothers stood, with white heads bowed; they would see that Ann was comfortable where she was going. (8)
• The walls gleamed pale with knightly harness, habergeons gaping for heads, breastplates of blue steel, halbert, and hand-axe, greaves, glaives, boar-spears, and polished spur-fixed heel-pieces. (10)

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