Sentence examples similar to headed means from inspiring English sources

Agüero had gone round Trapp before being taken down and the Spanish official plainly thought the angle the ball was heading meant there should be some leniency.

And, obviously, fewer heads means fewer dollars.

The Latin word ped, rhyming with "head," means "foot".

For example: "Use your head" means use that part of your head where the thinking is done.

The swivelling mop head means it glides around corners, although the cleaning pads don't wash that well.

"Making sure users have a roof over their heads means they can be enrolled in programmes to get them off drugs".

She asks a yes-or-no question, then throws three coins: two or three heads means yes, two or three tails, no.

Chat Heads means you don't have to decide whether to read a message or keep using your current app.

A touch to the top of the head means, "From the top".

Du Bois rejected the head of Tuskegee's anti-intellectualism. "The pushing of mere abstract knowledge into the head means little," Washington had written.

But the high price tag on Pauly's head means he won't be fist pumping on the ballroom dance floor anytime soon.