Sentence examples for a head at a from inspiring English sources

Things came to a head at a session of the Communist party's central committee in April 1991.

The issue is set to come to a head at a university council meeting on 1 October.

This issue is likely to come to a head at a meeting with the British Medical Association on May 24.

On September 4 , 2001 the issue reached a head at a meeting of the Principal's Committee of Bush's national-security advisers.

The situation came to a head at a meeting between Kagame and ambassadors from the major foreign donors, including the UK and the US.

The crisis reached a head at a Downing Street meeting on June 8 involving Tony Blair and Brendan Barber, the TUC general secretary.

Matters came to a head at an interview with Archbishop Colloredo, who, according to Mozart, used unecclesiastical language; Mozart requested his discharge, which was eventually granted at a stormy meeting with the court steward on June 9 , 1781

The rivalry came to a head at an internal meeting was held at party headquarters on Wednesday to announce the selection of candidates for the election, to be held on 8 November.

Matters came to a head at an 1893 general meeting of the RFU, where the legalization of broken time payments was soundly defeated by southern clubs, which controlled a majority of the votes.

"To put it bluntly, why do it for £9,000 a head at an institution that was trying to be global or at least national, when you could better off at a different sort of institution for a lower cost?

The design on another textile is embroidered in the form of a tiger skin with a head at each end.