Sentence examples for head on for from inspiring English sources

France head on for their showdown with Ireland in the final round of pool matches.

"You really do have to hit it head on for it to work.

In his speech on Monday morning, Cameron tackled this head on for the first time on Russian soil.

This book is a call to action for all of us experts and publics alike to address this legitimacy crisis head on, for our economies and our democracies.

I remember telling him to calm down, keep his head on for the last five minutes, but those final minutes and the aftermath were such an amazing feeling.

We need to remain focused on building leaders who have the resilience to face stubborn problems head on for lasting social impact.

G.M. and Ford had competed head-on for decades.

At least this can be tackled head-on, for the very reason that it is out in the open.

Q.: Watching ants traveling in a line, I noticed they meet head-on for a moment, then continue on their way.

Mr. Paul should address this issue head-on — for example, by confronting the very specific and credible proposals made by Jon Huntsman, who would force the biggest banks to break themselves up.

What is worse, Scotland and the North East both see their future in offshore and renewable energy, and may end up competing head-on for business.Others are less fussed.