Sentence examples for get a head on from inspiring English sources

Leroux was unable to beat a defender to get a head on a cross.

Sydney Leroux and Julie Johnston, both unmarked, managed to run into each other in the box trying to get a head on a free-kick.

It's cleared for a second corner which Nathan Pond managers to get a head on, he can't keep it down though and it's over and out for a Burton goalkick.

Torres went close shortly after the restart when he rose above the Valencia defence to get a head on Jose Bosingwa's driven cross, but Alves did well to tip his shot wide.

Result: A particle going 99percentt of the speed of light going West hits a particle going 99percentt of the speed of light going East — and you get a head-on collision at effectively twice the speed of light.

Don't accelerate at a yellow signal, you could run a red light and get a ticket, be 'T-boned' in the intersection by cross traffic, or even get a head-on from a vehicle turning left.

There's a 0.5 (or 1/2) chance that you get a heads on your first flip.

I don't like the ones, when you've got a head on a plate, no, that medieval religious stuff that is so serious and so overdone.

"I got a head on it, and it was headed to the far post," Barklage said.

It's got a head on it that'll take a slice out of someone's eye.

Apple released the early version of Mountain Lion on Thursday for software makers to get a head start on making apps for the operating system.