Foreheads in a sentence

He's especially close with Justice, Crowder's middle daughter, who is now 23. The two of them both have big foreheads, and so they jokingly greet each other by bumping foreheads.

The Dalai Lama touches foreheads with a young boy, who has been blurred to protect his identity, before addressing a group of students in Dharamshala, India, on February 28.

The post featured four photos, the last of which showed Solomon and Swash smiling down at their newborn with their foreheads pressed together.

In Tonga, a traditional greeting called "malo e lelei" involves gently pressing noses and foreheads together.

Also, fans also have to wonder, if she and Artemis aren't actually from the Moon, why do they have those crescent moon-shaped marks on their foreheads?

A pistol-like device is held to each of our foreheads by the cabin crew.

Interestingly, he and Toph are the only two known people to have (temporarily) fazed a Combustionbender by aiming a stone at their foreheads.

And then to a Sharia nation to laugh uproariously as Muslims roll out prayer rugs and push their foreheads against the ground.

Ashes were placed on their foreheads with an admonition to repent and believe in the Gospel.

Ethiopians commemorate the day by adoring themselves with special attire and putting palm tree leaves on their hands and foreheads, he said.

No, we don't mean how he doesn't have a chin but does have three thousand foreheads.

Attempts were made to bless, give penance, make the sign of the cross on the foreheads of men, even administer the sacrament.

Females tend to have narrower muzzles and foreheads, thinner necks, slightly shorter legs and less massive shoulders than males.

Modern boxers can sometimes be seen tapping their cheeks or foreheads with their fists in order to remind themselves to keep their hands up (which becomes difficult during long bouts).

Sikhs will commonly enter the gurdwara, touch the ground before the holy scripture with their foreheads.

Tattoos are more prevalent among women than among men, and were generally worn on feet, the chin, foreheads and other places of the body.

Tertullian, in his book De Corona, tells how it was already a tradition for Christians to trace repeatedly on their foreheads the sign of the cross.

Their faces have small ridges on their sides, which converge to a characteristic crest shape on their foreheads, with female Cardassians sporting a blue or blue-green coloration to their crest.

The mother of the sovereign gods has thence two solidal but distinct modalities of duplicity, i.e. of having two foreheads and a double position in the genealogy.

They also have proportionally shorter legs, wider barrels, heavier bone, shorter and thicker necks, and short heads with broad foreheads.