Examples of using Tiny head in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I got a tiny head?
A tiny head, in among the boulders.
You do have a tiny head.
Her tiny head dwarfed by her huge body.
Promise me, tiny head!
Your tiny head has a big heart inside it.
What a very tiny head.
Tis the refuge we take when theunreality of the world sits too heavy on our tiny heads.
Five tiny heads.
I don't want the surger, tiny head!
Bow that tiny head of yours.
Did I do this and call you"tiny head?"?
Hey, you got a tiny head and a big body.
What the hell are you doing here, tiny head?
Cause it's got a tiny head tapering into a large shaft.
It sounds like you got some kind of tiny head on you.
The bird put his tiny head on one side and looked up at him with his soft bright eye which was like a black dewdrop.
You know, I never realized she had such a tiny head.
Ugh, I had a bully. I would grab his tiny head and flush it in the toilet.
I'm not convinced you got a big brain inside that tiny head.
Such were the thoughts flooding my tiny head, on the day that I was sunning myself… in an old bomb crater I had discovered near The Wall.
Now eat your carrots, or I will rip your tiny head off.
We not only have to figure out our ownfeelings… we have to tell you what's going on in your tiny heads.
The following year, another baby arrived, Taygete- whom I nicknamed“Tiggy” because her short,dark hair had sprouted out at strange angles on her tiny head and reminded me of the hedgehog in Beatrix Potter's famous story.
As Martha says,"Awww,'tis the refuge we take when the unreality of the worldweighs too heavy on our tiny heads"(198).
In the corner of the sofa there was a cushion, and in the velvet which covered it there was a hole,and out of the hole peeped a tiny head with a pair of frightened eyes in it.
My mom says she remembers the story well, the pathetic shots of the baby in the hospital, hanging onto life,a feeding tube in his stomach and a little blue hat on his tiny head.
He was very nice with her, and when she was getting out at the Canal Bridge she thanked him and bowed, and he bowed to her and raised his hat and smiled agreeably, and while she was going up along the terrace,bending her tiny head under the rain, she thought how easy it was to know a gentleman even when he has a drop taken.
It is, as Martha philosophizes,‘the refuge we take when theunreality of the world weighs too heavy on our tiny heads'(277).