Sentence examples for head for something from inspiring English sources
Eccentric as they are, they head for something akin to pop hooks, making them more memorable.
They choose to be homosexual, Why should I be beat over the head for something they choose".
It isn't open contempt yet, but there's a strong sense in it that she's turned her head for something negligible – us – and away from something far more important – whatever she's writing with the quill in her hand.
Musically, it looks as if we are heading for something that would fit one of his ensemble projects, Assembly.
Afterwards he pitches up for press conferences with a smile and once they are over dutiful correspondents are rarely left scratching their heads for something to write.
On Sunday, 20 members of this family will start together in the marathon — the athletic and the not-so-athletic, heading for something as definitive as a finish line.
"There are people in Washington who when you meet them you know they are headed for something big," said Brian Hart, who worked with Mr. Ryan in the office of Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas in the late 1990s.
