Sentence examples for heads up from from inspiring English sources

Barnett said the legal team got the heads up from the White House on Wednesday that Johnson would be released and be able to return to her family in Memphis that night.

Just got a heads up from the Meebo people that they're now offer a new client for people using iPhones.

"I get more heads up from Dell than from any of the other companies I do business with," says Dellova, who will probably buy the slim servers.

"I was in Baggott Street (in Dublin) getting my mate an engagement card when I got the heads up from Declan about it," Heaslip said.

Take it as you will for now, but we just got a heads up from a generally well-informed source that the Scorpion is headed for….

That's right, 28% of the generation dubbed "screenagers" will actually pick their heads up from sending a Snap and ask an associate for help with a product.

When they came scrambling out of the hole in the hill, an old ram jerked his head up from his grazing.

Noah opened his eyes in surprise, angling his head up from the floor to get a look at her. "Oh!" "That's where he usually is".

Lynn Franco, who oversees these surveys, says that in this holiday season American families will spend an average of nearly $500 a head, up from $465 last year.

The trains heading up from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly were jammed full of delegates, MPs and journalists, buzzing with noise and excitement.

I remember Dean Richards sticking his head up from the scrum and saying: "For God's sake what's going on now?" I ran over to the touchline.