Sentence examples for considered head from inspiring English sources
A language is considered "head first" if the "head" of a phrase — the noun in a noun phrase, the adjective in an adjective phrase — comes first.
Barney was due to become a father and, as someone already considered head of the family, had his plate full sorting out his father's incredibly complex estate ("Five children, two ex-wives, one mother he'd never married, in Ireland").
Although there was not enough power for a formal comparison of ROC-AUCs because of the low number of positive outcomes, we considered head circumference as the best surrogate measure of LBW.
When considered head-to-head against its obvious rival the iPhone 6 Plus, it does manage to fit a bigger screen into a smaller and thinner body, but you pay for that privilege at the till.
Many fans now hope he will change his mind about entering politics in time for South Korea's presidential election in December 2012.The wonder is that a maker of antivirus software, with no previous involvement in public administration, should suddenly be considered head-of-state material.
"I looked around and considered heading back, but couldn't walk any further".
We considered heading to The Shed (highly recommended) but in the end I decided on the similarly popular Horseman's Haven Cafe, a hole in-the-wall Mexican diner next door to a gas station.
Meanwhile, EA Dice is considering head tracking for Battlefield 4, and Titanfall will support the hardware in some way, but Respawn won't say how just yet.
Leeds have won just two of their five matches so far this season, leading owner Massimo Cellino to consider head coach Dave Hockaday's position.
The usual way of considering head loss through them as minor loss and clubbing their effects in adjusting pipe roughness coefficient results in a very absurd value of pipe roughness coefficients.
The empirical data from the active and passive viewing of virtual planar surfaces, conversely, are consistent with the Bayesian estimates computed without considering head velocity information (Eq. 15, Figures 9).
