| Like a sneak-thief, too, emerges a shock-headed navigator in his shirt-sleeves. |
| But in 1993 Congress decided the costly project was going nowhere and pulled the plug. Guy Carpenter, the shock-headed hero of the novel, is supposed to be one of the scientists who worked on the project. |
| A shock-headed boy, breathless from running, flung himself into the room. |
| A shock-headed young man and three pale-green girls alone wandered among the pictures. |
| In this sequel, he took off from a prologue featuring Byron and Mary Shelley discussing sequel possibilities before introducing the lonely creature's shock-headed bride. |
| It is not difficult to understand why Bisky's work has caused controversy: nearly all of his paintings depict shock-headed blond youths clad only in shorts, flexing their muscles or throwing spears in bright sunshine. |
