Sentence examples for heads to think from inspiring English sources

Other institutions remain on high alert.Observers scratch their heads to think of any other industry that has been reshaped so quickly or so dramatically.

He'd be running away with the ball before the other kids had even got it into their heads to think about moving.

But if Iraq is not the preferred template for how to deal with dangerous regimes seeking dangerous weapons, what better ways are there?The UN's secretary-general, Kofi Annan, has called together some wise heads to think all this through (see article).

As the SNP minority administration faces what has sounded in recent days like a surly and bruised set of opposition parties, the idea that there is space in their cabinet's heads to think about new theoretical models of independence is perhaps preposterous.

Timo Glock impressed in Canada and Jérôme d'Ambrosio had a couple of 14ths in the first half of the season Season high Even Virgin mechanics would scratch their heads to think of one Low point Canada, when their sound strategy was undone by the introduction of the safety car Key to next season Signing a deal with McLaren Applied Technologies for next season and the use of a better wind tunnel.

I must have been out of my head to think I could have won at 24".

I can't get into someone's head to think what they'd like.

Fiction doesn't merely replicate the license you have, within your head, to think what you like.

"Shortly after that, Rodman sat back in his chair, with one arm behind his head to think about something, and never finished the thought.

Chen Yongdong, a Shanghai-based technology writer, adapted the title of a famous Chinese poem for an essay he called "Raising My Head to Look Up to Facebook; Lowering My Head to Think About Its Chinese Counterparts".

…" Is it possible to watch a movie without actually seeing it, let alone granting oneself the time, or the restful space in one's head, to think about what it might mean?