'head nail' is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
To use it in a sentence would require additional context. For example, you could say, "The handyman used a head nail to fix the door."
About 1790 Perkins built a machine to cut and head nails in one operation, but the plant he opened to exploit it was ruined by an extended lawsuit over the invention.
So imagine a gang of soldiers shooting a young woman in the head, nailing her hand and foot to a four-by-eight, and setting her adrift on a river.
Over wood, gypsum board, and most other wall materials, use large head or washer head nails.
He was so concerned with getting the restoration right that he insisted on using a handsaw when he made cuts to the home's original wood, and he saved every square-head nail he pulled out along the way.
An untitled installation from 1976, spanning an entire wall, comprises irregularly spaced wire squares the size of pot holders, stretched at their corners by brass-head nails.
The couple, who are partners in the up-and-coming Brooklyn design firm Workstead, spent their weekends peeling, scraping and sanding away undesirable features like asbestos shingle siding and linoleum flooring, revealing original details like clapboard siding and wide-plank pine floors with square-head nails.
Turner's is a world where even a visit to the local hardware shop opens on to artillery fire: a spilled "50 pound box of double headed nails" that pour on to the floor "constant as the shells / falling south of Baghdad".
Pork has become a racist meme, endlessly adapted through practices of harassment: mosques in Europe have had pig's heads nailed to their doors, pork-filled envelopes sent in the mail,slices of ham rubbed on door handles, bacon slices slipped in the shoes of worshippers as they prayed.
These fungi are occasionally isolated from head and nail infections [ 37, 38].
Lag screw position in the femoral head and nail placement in the shaft were determined from the immediate post-operative anterior-posterior and lateral radiographs.
