In 1870 "the allotment of land in severalty to the Indians has been nearly completed, each head of a family receiving eighty acres.
Each head of a family and each single man under the age of sixty was subject to a poll tax.
Each head of column was covered by a good line of skirmishers, with supports.
Each head is surrounded by a woolly involucre, and consists of from fifteen to over twenty florets, either all perfect or including a few without stamens.
The flowers, which bloom from June to August, are usually clustered into two dense heads at the tip of each stalk, with a deeply-divided bract at the base of each head.
Each head is surrounded by several rows of overlapping bracts, and the receptacle is flat and pitted.
O in the hour of danger spread Thy sheltering wings above each head.
If by the way they wounded lie, O listen to their plaintive cry; And rest them on Thy loving breast, O Thou on Whom the cross was pressed; And in the hour of danger shed Thy glorious radiance o'er each head.
Each head is surrounded at its base by one or more series of usually tightly overlapping bracts, incorrectly called a calyx by the unobservant.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "each head" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
