Sentence examples for head on with the from inspiring English sources

"Or think, 'Head on, with the shell'?" At Chow Bar, by contrast, the prawns do come with the heads on.

It seems to collide head on with the First Amendment.

My thought is that we need to engage head on with the forces promoting this turning of our public land to their private uses/abuses.

In the line abreast, two lines of opposing galleys approached each other head on, with the ram of each vessel unobstructed by the ships on either side.

Vicky's 21st-century attitudes may collide head on with the two composers' opinions; but other matters prove timeless, including love, artistry and the psychological legacies of childhood pain.

Phillips sees it as the novel which, in theme and style, showed Storey's "desire to grapple, head on, with the best of literary London.

For example, in Doc Aviv, one of the few films that dealt head-on with the conflict was The Green Prince, about a Palestinian informant working for Israel.

It has few illusions that China can compete head-on with the Americans militarily.

Some works, like Ms. Awai's, engage head-on with the context of monument removal.

It's time to grapple head-on with the issues and negotiate.

Shortly afterward, however, he collided head-on with the Huskissonites on parliamentary reform; the whole group resigned in May.