Sentence examples for heads going from inspiring English sources
There's no heads going around.
Unless we all get our heads together and straighten it out, there are heads going to roll".
You want to save them from their bodies letting them down faster than their heads, or from their heads going faster than their bodies.
You have a bunch of guys who have been here a long time, and you have them kind of shaking their heads going, 'How did he do that?' That's pretty special".
We've all got to say the same thing.' We were taken out for a drink by this XXXX [redacted] and we were basically told: 'Look, unless we all get our heads together and straighten it out, there are heads going to roll.'" Lord Justice Stuart-Smith assured Mr Frost that his claims were "something which I am looking into".
When one hears about middle schoolers being primed (or pressured) for acceptance by Dartmouth, Harvard or Princeton -- imagine not having mastered calculus before college -- or tunes out talking heads going on endlessly about a 6-year-old being tossed about like a political football, there seems no graver issue than the plight of children being denied the joys of childhood.
Everybody's heads went down.
But many pudding heads go wild.
Burn every last creature, yanking the swans' tails as their heads go up in flames.
But, once that goal went in, the players' heads went down.
