Sentence examples for heads-up that from inspiring English sources

It's a heads-up that something happened and then the parent is free to follow-up with the child later, and chat with the teacher if need be.

"We'd kind of had a heads-up that it would not be good news for Nebraska," he said.

More important than the amount was the gesture: a heads-up that a stock was going down.

But as a second heads-up, that new version will also add the grinning-idiot front fascia that currently disfigures the otherwise brilliant Mazda 3 compact car.

But should they tell us something's going to occur, then we will have about a 10-minute heads-up that they'll be coming in.

"The main thing is that the warning labels get on there, and when people go to purchase something, they have a heads-up that they need to really think about it," Ms. Boland said.

If he's putting his head up, that suggests an experienced parliamentary hand thinks the tipping point is now close.

Again, many allies felt they were not given a heads up that the announcement was coming.

"So this is, uh, a heads up, that you should look for another job right now, as soon as you can.

When she tilts her head up that way -- raising her chin coquettishly -- Midler is irresistible.

Heading up that investigation was Prof Chris Elliott, a long-time food safety specialist.