Sentence examples for given its head from inspiring English sources

The policy of picking three fast bowlers was obviously flawed because it was never given its head and the batting, poor throughout, has barely been altered because there was insufficient reason to think anybody coming could do better.

Personally, I am disappointed that all-weather racing is being given its head at present and I hope that it will not be taken up by Kempton at the expense of jumping.

If that theatricality is given its head, Shaw's message can still emerge from behind the melodramatic mechanics.

But in its efforts to provide a few oases in the desert of the August telly schedules, the BBC ought to be given its head.

The kora takes the lead on Forget Me Not and How Dare You, while the xylophone-like balafon is given its head on soaring opener Real Blues.

The large orchestra is used with maximum restraint, given its head only in the interludes that separate some of the scenes; Benjamin himself conducts and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra play wonderfully for him.

"This is a club with tremendous history and prestige and I am honoured to have been given this opportunity to be its head coach," Pochettino told the Spurs website. .

Given its head-start with the tech, the Echo has also amassed considerably more third party app integrations — such as services like JustEat and Uber.

President Bush supports raising the status of the Environmental Protection Agency, a move that would give its head the rank of Secretary.

Do pause and consider that Texas just gave its head football coach, Mack Brown, a raise to $5 million a year.

Another Pac-12 South division school, Colorado, elected Sunday not to give its head coach, Mike MacIntyre, another 24 hours.