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Mr Zuma is charismatic and canny, as you would expect of a guerrilla who rose to be head of intelligence for the now-ruling ANC.

And He subjected all things under His feet and gave Him to be Head over all things to the church.

"He looks a bit like a walrus, and he used to be Head of Slytherin, " said Harry. "Something wrong, Hermione? "

And God placed all things under his feet and appointed him to be head over everything for the church.

Now that I've paid the tax demand and the children's school fees, I'll be head-over-heels in debt for the next six months.

The office offers the President the administrative means to be head of the government in fact as well as in name.

Europe and the US economy may be head cases half the time, but China's never going to let us down.

Lincoln asked him to be head of the army when General Winfield Scott retired.

Being better than average is not good enough - you have to be head and shoulders above the crowd.

I now engaged in engineering training, so please allow me to be head of downloading Member.

Better to be head of a small firm than menial in a larger firm.

It might be wonderful to be head of GE, and Jeff Immelt is a friend of mine. And he's a great guy.

Will you be head of a family that maintains some basic contact with the great continuity of civilized intellect?

Honey, you should be head strong and not a crybaby like you were before.

General Manager said you would be head of the Sales Department.

In the end, the competition between Second Life and HiPiHi may not be head-to-head.

He will be head of the department.

Parents always expect their children to be head and shoulders over others, so to finance them to study IELTS.

We hired Mike's younger sister, who loved to study, to be head librarian.

In each country, the king must be head of the Church;