Sentence examples for heads call from inspiring English sources

About 950 schools have responded to the association of school heads' call for evidence and 703, about a quarter of secondary schools in the country, claim their results in GCSE English were worse than expected by more than 5%.

For example, the casino might terminate play after some number of consecutive heads, call it N, and pay off for a run of N, even though it had not been ended by throwing tails.

Idaho's significant water pollution problems is what compelled The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi to dress up like a fish with two heads, call up Erin Brockovich, and conduct an exposé of toxic selenium pollution coming from one company's mine sites.

When it comes to opposition research, which the savvy heads call "oppo," Rove says, "the counterpunch is stronger than the punch itself," so you have to be careful about the ways you attack your opponent.

Mass-produced fixed gear bikes (gear heads call them "fixies") range from $300 to $1,500, while custom machinery can range well up from there, depending upon how light and beautiful you want the components to be, and how much you are commanded by a bike's snoot appeal.

Protesters and television talking heads called for castration of rapists or the death penalty.

The artist, exhausted and exhilarated by four months of living inside other people's heads, calls her project Bipolar Picasso.

The Headmasters and Headmistresses Conference of top private heads called the study "unreasonable and unfair".

"I got studio heads calling me to bitch about him all the time," he told HuffPost.

Like other iguanids, Cuban iguanas have a white photosensory organ on the top of their heads, called the parietal eye.

Feliciano is what stat-heads call a Loogy: a left-handed one-out guy.