I set the head of the ax down and leaned on the shaft.

When you have done that, set the head on the plate and have it pressed into the powder.

On the bend of the Sistrum they often set the head of a cat with a human face.]

Horn set the head of the Saracen leader on the point of his sword, and rode back to Aylmer's court.

He could think of no other errand that was likely to have set the head of Downing's paying afternoon calls.

Nemes set the head down while she wrapped the body in its own microfilaments, weighting it outside and in with stones.

Through the blustering snow the Imperials unlimbered a pike, set the head upon it, and left it standing on the field.

Suddenly from his lips in surprising volume, raucous, rasping, yet with a certain rollicking deviltry fit to set the head a-tilt, burst a chanty:

Reznak set the head on a satin pillow at the king's feet, then scampered away, his mouth twisted up in a moue of distaste.

At such times either Hans or Hendrik would gallop up, set the heads of the animals right again, and ply the "jamboks" upon their sides.

"Well, then, brandy; but it burns, and sets the head on fire, and then we see all the flames of hell!"