Sentence examples for heads in practice from inspiring English sources

Mozgov has played only one preseason game against N.B.A. competition - he fouled out in 15 minutes against the Minnesota Timberwolves - but he continues to turn heads in practice.

For Omalu this meant places in which football players banged their heads in practice or games.

Then Cheshire fell on her head in practice and her whole world flipped upside down.

Redskins cornerback FRED SMOOT was briefly knocked unconscious and taken to a hospital with a mild concussion after taking a hit to the head in practice on Thursday.

But the adjustment that many see as the easiest and most practical to make, given that football's appeal derives in part from its violence, is limiting the number of hits to the head in practice, which data show can be as punishing as the games themselves.

"In a poly relationship, when you have all this poly theory in your head – in practice, there is still all this societal conditioning which says, 'you should be feeling bad right now, because someone you love is sleeping with someone else, or spending time romantically with someone else'".

According to research on Division I teams, college players sustain more total hits to the head in practices than in games.

According to a study of three Division I college teams published last year in the Journal of Athletic Training, college players sustain more total hits to the head in practices than in games.

According to a study of three Division I college teams that will be published this month in the Journal of Athletic Training, and was sponsored by the National Institutes of Health, college players sustain more total hits to the head in practices than in games.

"He just doesn't score with his head, not in practice, not ever".

In plain English, that means you think you can dance to it in your head, but in practice it may turn out rather differently.