Sentence examples for a head better from inspiring English sources

Scotland would start up to £600 a head better off than the rest of the UK, he says.

The Grade I Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland, the weekend's other important prep, provided a thrilling finish as Brilliant Speed finished a nose ahead of Twinspired, who was a head better than King Congie.

Salmond had gone into the referendum campaign basing his economic case on an oil price of $110 a barrel – it has since slumped to $30 – and had claimed Scots would be £500 a head better off outside the UK.

Children with SLI learned the novel words with a semantic head better in both the initial mapping and repetitive learning tasks.

Isn't a big fish head better when someone else whisks away the cranial remnants?

The final result of all the talking and tinkering was a freely breathing, lightly stressed six-cylinder engine of 3.4 litres displacement, with a rigid cast-iron block and an aluminium cylinder head (better for dissipating heat) that incorporated opposed valves in hemispherical combustion chambers, driven by twin overhead camshafts.

Despite having the shortest height requirement of any of the new rides, at 44 inches, the slingshot is undoubtedly Coney Island's most exhilarating ride — and at $20 a head, it better be.

A better head and a better environment.

But above all loomed the problem of this being a genuine merger of equals.Two heads better than one?The to-be-merged company quickly adopted a "Noah's Ark" approach to top management everything in twos.

Are two heads better than one?

Also under consideration is the creation of a new statue with a head shape that accords better with the forensic reconstruction of Yagan's head.