Sentence examples for another head on from inspiring English sources
His camera was poised and, sure enough, at that very minute two cars came along and whammed into one another, head on.
"Do they want to put another head on Michelangelo's 'David'?" The National Park Service, the monument's government custodian, takes a strict preservationist approach.
Trinity Mirror, under chief executive Simon Fox, has not been shy to use its axe in recent years and he accepted, if reluctantly, that he was just another head on the block.
Next to Metaphor is a wooden headdress from Igbo, Nigeria of a seated figure holding another head on top of its own.
But they were prohibitively expensive (a single military flight simulator can cost up to $30 million), and they were products of the cold-war era, designed for combat in which large armies face one another head-on.
This program, consisting of works by Schumann (the Fantasy in C Major, in which the composer's multiple musical personalities crash into one another head-on) and Chopin (including the brooding Nocturnes, Op. 55, and the Scherzo No. 3 in C-Sharp Minor), should offer this artist plenty of room to roam.
We weren't auditioning or angling or trying to be the most clever for other people – we met one another head-on with intellect and humor and curiosity, and that allowed for parity and a basis from which to cultivate a real sense of solidarity.
The rules, enforced by the State Police (whose troopers inspect every car before a derby), also specify that drivers cannot hit one another head-on, cannot crash into the driver's side door and that every driver must wear a seat belt.
Far above us the black-and-white coats of the herd lay like no-madic blankets against the close green hill, and higher still on the edge of the shade two young bulls let fly at one another, head-on into the sun.
11 42 P.M.: I attempt another head-on assault.
One afternoon, four days before his high school graduation 18 years ago, he drove into a head-on collision, spun around and slammed into another head-on collision.
