Sherie Hartle, 35, is putting on a white mask that resembles a death's-head.
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Before 1850, the death's head was a common motif on grave markers.
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Besides, Capra's movie became a domesticated death's head, its seasonal ubiquity a reminder of mortality.
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Its cover portrays a haunted Raffi with death's-head stare, his beard spiked with acid-laden pine trees.
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Much muttering into the whiskies, from the Foreign Office death's-head battalion, all around the St James area.
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Jonathan Slinger's regicide is a grinning death's-head, and neither he nor Aislin McGuckin's Lady Macbeth are emotionally gripping.
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The death's-head hawk moth is the largest moth to fly in Britain and has the ability to fly into beehives in search of honey without being stung.
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With that penetrating stare out of a death's-head skull, and his histrionic need to go over over-the-top, Kinski was made to play villains.
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In Deetz's study of New England cemeteries, he found that the death's-head motif was common in the 1750s, but it had been abandoned by the late 1700s in favor of cherubs.