Sentence examples for In head on from inspiring English sources

In Head On Cope describes how he "took huge hits of LSD" before a live Top of the Pops appearance and in his tripping state, proposed forming an "acid-soaked dance group" with Eurovision winners Buck's Fizz.

In "Head on a Pillow" lines slalom across the paper, defining pillow, hair and shirt, but bunch around the features, casting dark shadows and defining the tip of the nose as a stack of textured discs.

The newly knighted Ian Botham revisits old feats and feuds in Head On (Ebury Press, £18.99).

And the temptation to dive in head on is, of course, immense.

His other creations, such as the airborne fighting dogs in Head On, are extraordinary.

Occupants in "head on" frontal impacts with a Principal Direction of Force (PDOF) equal to 11, 12, or 1 o'clock who sustained serious brain injury were identified using the Crash Injury Research Engineering Network (CIREN) database.

In head-on collisions of light trucks and cars, car occupants are three times more likely to die.

In "Head-On" and "The Edge of Heaven" — two of the most draining films, from anywhere, in the last ten years — he showed us lives that could, like recipes, curdle and go wrong at any moment.

By smashing protons into one another in head-on collisions, physicists intend to recreate conditions that occurred a fraction of a second after the universe was created in the Big Bang.

Moreover, our findings that another population of Sen1 associates with Nrd1 and binds RNAPII and RNAPIII genomic elements throughout the cell cycle and that Nrd1 does not affect S phase events strongly suggest that Senataxin has evolved at least two functions one in facilitating RNA biogenesis and one in assisting fork progression in head-on encounters with RNAPII-transcribed genes.

Wagner's scoreis a stunning musical evocation of fantasy and reality in head-on collision.