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head {sostantivo}
And this metaphor in my head -- I got anagnorisis and peripetia on my chin.
Stefan von Bergen: Well he turns by just putting his head on one or the other side.
And instead of asking the question, "How long until I see a head-tail-head?"
And the connection between body and head often brings those things into union.
He said, "I can chop your head off right away and bring you back to life."
The brain isn't actually putting the detail in your head at all.
And that's that all the sensations, feelings, decisions and actions are mediated by the computer in your head called the brain.
You can also see that his visual cortex is activated in the back of the head, because that's where he's seeing, he's seeing his own brain.
Anything that makes me think. Anything that I don't understand, where I have to make the leap myself, in my own head, is going to stop the
Because there's two heads inside one person when you think about it.
So here's two questions that I have in my head when I think about this problem.
But my head unwraps around what appears limitless, man's creative violence.
And I don't know about all of you, but I have trouble keeping 100 things in my head at once.
They want to say, "There I was, I was standing there and I had it all suddenly clear in my head."
Feeling and model in our head, reality is the outside world.
head {sostantivo} (anche: captain, leader)
head {sostantivo} (anche: leader)
head {sostantivo} (anche: leader)
I would like, if I may, Mr President, to address the Belarusian Head of State.
I moved to Dubai as the head of original content for a Western TV network.
PM: Okay, those head shakes are much easier to spot once you know to look for them.
Only the Belgian Head of Government, Mr Verhofstadt, was a notable exception.
He's become the head of Art Center, and there's a building by Craig Ellwood there.
It was built entirely by hand off bamboo scaffolding, people carrying these baskets of concrete on their heads, dumping them in the forms.
It was my head that was bald -- and comfortable now without a hat.
His head is so heavy, full of heavy thoughts, that it's sort of fallen into his hat, and his body's grown out of him almost like a plant.
As you will have gathered, the Greens do not accept a system that involves electing Europe ’ s future head by pulling a name out of a hat
to head {verbo}
to head [headed|headed] {v.} (anche: to conduct, to direct, to steer, to drive)
to head [headed|headed] {v.} (anche: to direct, to steer, to drive, to lead)
At least now, late in the day, we have agreed to head the UN peacekeeping force that is going to Lebanon.
Even so, Alexandre Lamfalussy has proved an outstanding head of the Monetary Institute, and has even managed to keep to the timetable.
I headed a parliamentary delegation to Chechnya last year.
The responsibility for this lies wholly with the EPP headed by Wilfried Martens ' Christian Democrats.
Under his leadership, Zimbabwe, a country with fantastic potential, has headed straight for the abyss.
to head [headed|headed] {v.} (anche: to transmit, to direct, to steer, to drive)
What is not, however, good enough is that three men are being employed to head up this work.
This unit is to head investigations and ease prosecution proceedings in the national courts.
However, the Church cannot carry out this mission alone: all of her work intrinsically needs communion with Christ, the Head of his Body.
The situation with regard to Heading 5, administrative expenditure, is rather complicated.
Specific options are required, and farmers want finally to know where we are headed.
to head [headed|headed] {v.} (anche: to captain, to lead)
A small number of countries, headed by the United States, continue to be unwilling to participate in the dialogue on the future global strategy relating to climate change.
to head [headed|headed] {v.} (anche: to lead)
to head [headed|headed] {v.} (anche: to lead, to captain)
After Mr Berlusconi ’ s clowning around and dubious jokes, it is comforting to have people at the helm of Europe who do not have swollen heads and have their feet firmly on the ground.
to head [headed|headed] {v.} [Bot]
to head [headed|headed] {v. t.} (anche: to address)
to head [headed|headed] {v. i.}
It should not be allowed to get as far as this because we would then be heading towards a Balkan war.
So buckle down to it, and then we can tell the Member States where things are heading!
As regards heading 3, internal policy actions, a number of items under this heading have already been laid down.
Clearly, the Commission must be in agreement on this point, otherwise a number of problems will rear their heads.
I think we need to clarify where we are heading, as regards both the methods and the objectives.