Sentence examples for heads on that from inspiring English sources

We gave a thumbs down, though, to the New Orleans barbecued black-peppered shrimp: jumbo Gulf Coast shrimp, served with their shells and heads on, that had been baked in butter and spices.

I had to go over their heads on that one.

Hell, even Snoop Dogg is making an appearance, closing out the main stage as DJ Snoopadelic on day three (we're still scratching our heads on that one).

I suppose a lot of my characters have broken their heads on that paradox.

Imagine checking into your favorite hotel, or maybe just a chain motel near the airport, and finding a diary of others who had laid their heads on that pillow before you.

"Don't we eat soft- and hard-shell crabs, not to mention lobsters, with their heads on?" "That's a great analogy," Gault said.

The driver ended up hitting a vehicle head-on that was merging onto Highway 427 from the QEW, totaling a van that was carrying a mother and father, as well as their 16-year-old daughter.

The driver ended up hitting a vehicle head-on that was merging onto the Hwy 427 from the QEW, totalling a van that was carrying a mother and father, as well as their 16-year-old daughter.

Wenders tackles the "yuck" factor head-on: that is, in 3-D.

"It is precisely because we refuse to address our problems head-on that our flame is diminishing in the eyes of others," he argues.

I have often said that if feelings are brushed under the rug and not dealt with head-on that they will resurface as unfinished business in the future.