Sentence examples for Quick heads-up from inspiring English sources

But first a quick heads-up about Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath.

Just a quick heads-up, as we've been chatting about games on Mac recently.

Keighley also deserve a quick heads-up as they have quietly re-established themselves in the Championship proper under Jason Demetriou.

Updated at 6.38pm GMT 6.33pm GMT Photograph: /EC 6.31pm GMT A quick heads-up: the eurogroup meeting in Brussels has finished.

Finally, a quick heads-up: the opening plenary of the summit is scheduled for 2pm UK time today, which will include remarks from UN secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon.

Just a quick heads-up ahead of tomorrow night's Championship play-off match.

Scientists have long thought they might be able to get an even quicker heads-up by looking at changes in the gravitational signal at the rupture event — changes caused as massive chunks of earth move, making various spots more or less dense and thus altering their gravitational tug.

Finally, a quick heads up that Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five turns 50 in March, which feels like a very good reason to read it then.

A quick heads up to say that Warp are giving away the Gang Gang Dance track Princes, their rather fab collaboration with grime MC Tinchy Stryder.

If Fallon were to actually show the images on TV, a quick, "Heads up, time to gird your loins/grab your barf bag/take a deep breath" would be basic human decency, and no one watching would think twice about it.

to give you a quick heads up!