Sentence examples for head will be able from inspiring English sources
The even more remarkable expectation is that while Mr. Itskov is in another room, sitting before a screen with sensors to pick up his every movement, the head will be able to reproduce his expressions and voice.
When you become really clear about what you want in your life and you take action to go out and get it, nothing, not even that little voice in your head, will be able to stop you.
"Our bill will put heads and teachers back in control, giving them a range of tough new powers to deal with bullies and the most disruptive pupils," he said last year, before he used a very telling phrase: "Heads will be able to take a zero-tolerance approach".
"Anyone who heads there will be able to input their address and find out where to go, or how soon they can vote.
The Queen's Head added that customers will be able to redeem the cost of parking against food and drink bought at the pub when their bill totals more than the price of their ticket.
The family of the 15-year-old Pakistani girl being treated in Britain after being shot in the head by the Taliban will be able to stay in the country for up to five years after her father was appointed to a diplomatic post at Pakistan's consulate in Birmingham.
Head teachers in England will be able to discipline pupils "any time, any place, anywhere", says Education Secretary Michael Gove.
"It is about transition, about preparing this country for an elderly head of state who will be able to do less and less," he said.
Cain is headed just where he always was meant to be headed, except now he will be able to charge much higher speaking fees.
Visitors heading to the city will be able to see the massive art installation, which was unveiled Tuesday and is called "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red".
General Manager Sandy Alderson, for instance, has held off on forming any expectations on when Jason Bay, who sustained a concussion Friday when he hit his head on the outfield wall, will be able to return to the team.
