With its cantle rimmed with silver, and its horn a lion's head.

Then I made out the silhouette of a lion's head, facing us steadily.

A lion's head, in bold relief, forms an appropriate key-stone embellishment to the arch.

What is a brass knocker to them but a lion's head, or what not?

If the male or female colt has a lion's head, the ruler will be strong.

But it wasn't much of a kiss because I still had my lion's head on.'

Then he again wrapped it round the lion's head, and standing up bowed to the spectators.

Just inside the patio is a monster reared-up lion's head with a beam at the top.

The lion's head made an easier mark than a tomato-can swinging at the end of a string.

I quickly sprang to my feet, drew out my hunting-knife, and with one blow severed the lion's head.

Then he went to fetch great stones, which he cast on the lion's head, and thus crushed him.

That lion's head was no myth.

Anderson shakes his heavy lion's head.

They were imitations of that monumental lion's head, raised on the battle-field of Chaeroneia, to commemorate the Boeotians slain.

Fig 53 shows a fine lion's head of this sort from a sixth century temple on the Athenian Acropolis.

But Addison and his lion's head and Steele were not the only notable figures to be seen at Button's.