Sentence examples for clear one's head from inspiring English sources

There is only one thing that appeals after a hit of crack, and it is not a brisk walk around the block to clear one's head.

He likens the mood to waking up after a night's drinking, clearing one's head and starting the day with new resolve.

Being able to relax – Harold Macmillan read Jane Austen to calm himself instead of watching the box sets – is an important skill in a prime minister, vital to clearing one's head and easing the pressure.

Unless HTC is using a placeholder here (which, by the way, they pretty much never do), it's pretty clear where this one's headed.

As often, the real challenge is not to sort out the wheat from the chaff but to clear the bundles of chaff out of one's head and remember what the wheat actually looked like.

Things are bad enough, Arseny always made clear, but there was no need to lose one's head entirely.

"What do I want to say, what message to get across?" Also "what do I not want to say or concede?" And "who will read this?" Once clear in one's own head, the interview can safely proceed.

"One's head is finite," he writes.

Even if you want, for instance, a clear one-ply snare head, you will find that there are still several varieties to choose from.

One by one they head into town.

I clear my head.