Sentence examples for looking for head from inspiring English sources

If it's a '50s prom dress you're looking for, head to Beyond Retro (110-112 CheStreetStreet; 44-20-7613-3636; beyondretro.can), where you can pick through everything from military jackets to designer handbags.

There was speculation that several franchises, including the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys, were looking for head coaches and wanted to interview Martz when the season ended, so St . Louismanagement moved quickly to make sure he didn't go anywhere.

Buffalo and Jacksonville also are looking for head coaches, and it's likely Indianapolis will join them shortly.

Try this: If elevation is what you are looking for, head to your nearest mountain ski resort.

At a time when people are looking for heads to roll, the man who likes to tear the noggins off bobble-heads is a pretty ripe target.

But it definitely wasn't the resounding conversation-starter NBC was looking for heading into the fall season, unless you mean the conversation about why the show didn't work.

Northwestern improved to 4-0 as it wrapped up its non-conference slate, but this was not the consistent, steady performance coach Pat Fitzgerald was looking for heading into the Big Ten season.

As a simple validation of our expression data, we looked for head and tail enriched transcripts by comparing head and tail fragments at 0 hours, immediately after amputation.

According to the Herring classification [ 9] hips were grouped into types B, B/C, and C, and according to the Catterall classification [ 10] hips were grouped into types II, III, and IV and we looked for "head at risk" signs.

Look for heads with bright green leaves and crisp white stalks without holes or discoloration.

NEWARK — Lou Lamoriello, the general manager of the Devils, is used to looking for new head coaches.