Sentence examples for deal head from inspiring English sources

Al is a guy who would rather deal head on than pretend, and he tried that with Clinton.

I'd like to see certain charities that deal head on with supporting gay Muslims get more funding.

The funicular railway at Cairngorm Northern star For more of the real deal, head to Yad Moss (yadmoss.co.uk; day pass £25).

"The difference between our generation and the previous generation is that they were probably the first generation that had to deal head on with this internationalisation of architectural culture," says Zaera-Polo. "What did they do?

Noon 5) VEGGIE BOUNTY It's tough choosing from the many farmers' markets in the Bay Area, but for the real deal, head to the Saturday Berkeley Farmers' Market (Center Street at Martin Luther King Way; open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m).

Then, for the real deal, head north to Wild Bill's (1580 Vollintine Avenue), an urban juke joint, where people come to dance, drink 40oz (two-pint) beers, and eat late-night chicken wings that reduce the belly's sloshing when you lie in bed.

I advised the executive to deal head-on with what irritated him.

Maurice – his one novel to deal head-on with homosexuality – was written some years previously, though it was published only after his death.

LG The hot political play of the summer, in which David Edgar becomes the first dramatist to deal head-on with the politics of the Con-Lib Coalition.

But it was Fred Rogers, the composer, Protestant minister and student of behavior who ventured to deal head-on with the emotional life of children.

They forced the firm to deal head-on with its future, including long-unresolved succession problems and differences among the senior partners.