Sentence examples for heads to this from inspiring English sources

"But some of the pictures that I think many of us have stuck in our heads to this day are just some of the most horrible injuries, people with their guts hanging out, people with their brains coming out".

She has won the prestigious American Cup as well as the all-around title at the Pan American Games, and she heads to this week's national championships in San Jose, Calif., as a favorite for the title.

"If our party Syriza, that has cultivated so much hope in Greece – to the extent that we managed to score 61.5% in the recent referendum – if we betray this hope and if we bow our heads to this new form of postmodern occupation, then I cannot see any other possible outcome than the further strengthening of Golden Dawn," Varoufakis said.

"I really think that if they put their heads to this, and their commitment and trust into each other, they can wrap this up in two weeks". Political "impotence" at Stormont can't continue and the parties must return to the talks table, SDLP leader Colum Eastwood says.

That ancient maternal lineage echoes in our heads to this day, and to this day, many parents encourage plate-cleaning by kids far more prone to type 2 diabetes than kwashiorkor.

Just you try not to nod your head to this.

Heading to this venue usually involves some element of pilgrimage.

It stands for "head to this place:" followed by two laser-gun noises.

The charming concertina theme of "Mon Oncle" runs through my head to this day.

The running time is just sixty-seven minutes; any more head to this steam, and the movie might explode.

"We're going to attach your head to this bed, okay?" said Rezai, positioning Joan on the operating table.