Sentence examples for heads up in from inspiring English sources

Evans heads up in the air.

Improved regulation could help consumers, even though banks seem to be able to burrow their way around new rules, poking their heads up in different places.

He's lifted everybody's heads up in that dressing room today saying this is a very good point, no-one tends to win here.

Admittedly, Sally and Ross have a heads up in the trend stakes – she works in fashion PR and he's a graphic designer – which may offer some consolation to those whose average week night out is more local Sainsbury's than Shoreditch.

The show's host, Scott Hanson, said he usually gets about a one-second heads up in his earpiece about which game they are about to show, and before he has to explain what is going on to viewers.

Ms. Carroll, a pharmaceuticals sales representative from Mount Kisco, makes regular visits to Heads Up in Thornwood, where, she said, her $28 haircuts are better than those she received from her previous hairdresser at a salon that charges $70.

He will chair a steering group including Radio 1's Cooper, Jan Younghusband, head of commissioning, BBC music and events TV, and head of music television Mark Cooper, who heads up in-house production.

Rosella, she said, held her head up in just that way.

Head up in the evening for some jaw-dropping night skiing with the city lights below.

But at 80 miles we were heading up in to the mountains again.

The killer then holds the bloody head up in front of the camera.