71.   He could turn his head, and he could see!

72.   I playfully tickled him behind an ear and he lazily turned his head and sank a canine into my thumb.

73.   I turned my head slowly and now my throat started to hurt.

74.   Turning his head, Edward saw another young woman.

75.   Peggy opened her eyes and turned her head sharply and looked at her grandmother.

76.   She had no need to turn her head to see who it was, for she knew his step.

77.   On the word, Emma turned her head away, the exclamation saying it all.

78.   Then at some time during the day, he or she has cause to turn their head sharply to the left, or attempt to take off the jacket.

79.   Then the trousered rear legs begin to edge step by step to the left, and very slowly and deliberately the animal turns its head.

80.   He turns his head a little further and it comes to me that these are the people who are making the programme about Summerchild.