51.   Soldiers have rounded up hundreds of Palestinians, marching them through city streets with hands clasped over their heads like prisoners of war.

52.   Some balanced sleeping mats and pots on their heads like war refugees.

53.   Sometimes food ideas just knock around in my head like ingredients stirred into a soup pot.

54.   That was a missing link for them, something that hung over their heads like a black cloud.

55.   The bad guy is going to shoot at the light and splatter your head like a melon.

56.   The captain radioed back for artillery and the shells went fluttering over our heads like angels, taking out the German mortars and machine guns.

57.   The creatures had powerful sinuous bodies, broad, webbed paddles for limbs, and long, conical, tooth-filled heads like those of alligators.

58.   The ear lays flat against the head like the front flap of a purse.

59.   The fans began twirling their orange towels over their heads like helicopter blades, and the place nearly lifted off its foundation.

60.   The desperate, athletic Lola cuts quite a memorable figure trotting along cobblestones and broken concrete, her persimmon hair flopping atop her head like a worrying flame.