Sentence examples for a head early from inspiring English sources

For all DC United's relative success under Olsen there are frustrations concerning the former USA midfielder's stewardship, and they are coming to a head early on this season.

It could be that things come to a head earlier following this year's auction for the Indian Premier League, which is due to take place on 12 February.

The club's difficult financial position was brought to a head earlier in the year by the unexpected calling-in of a long-term loan and the challenge of securing, in time, private development investment.

The death penalty issue will come to a head early this year.

A blow to the head early in the game might have aggravated the injury.

Vick, anointed starter in the absence of the injured Ben Roethlisberger, took a blow to the head early in the game, returned, but then had to leave in the third quarter with a hamstring problem.

Already ahead on points, Trinidad knocked down Vargas -- who had never been knocked down -- with a left hook to the head early in the round.

He finished 11 of 29 for 80 yards before leaving with a head injury early in the fourth quarter.

Mr. Clinton is awaiting a recommendation from Defense Secretary William S. Cohen on the project, and the issue could come to a head as early as next week.

Christoph Kramer has admitted he cannot remember anything about his performance in the World Cup final after he suffered a head injury early in the first half of the victory over Argentina.

The disputes, which involve hot-button issues including abortion, the Confederate flag and drones, could come to a head as early as Tuesday.