Sentence examples for make a head from inspiring English sources

"I encourage you to make a head roast," Farr writes.

The artist intends to make a head every five years to document his ageing.

Margaret agreed She told Him that her secret longing had always been to make a head in green bronze.

We will wait for Ms. Farrall's additional translations, then; the original Arabic is on her blog, if someone with the requisite skills wants to make a head start.

Every night I go out to the dolphin pen and turn on the floodlights to make a head count, pressing myself against the wall, keeping as far away from the water's edge as I can.

"It would be wonderful if we could make a head start that would point us in the right direction".

The meeting with the German Chancellor will be the most important of his whistle-stop tours to European capitals this week as he tries to make a head-start in his bid to renegotiate Britain's relationship with the European Union.

"I'm going to shirtfront Mr Putin – you bet I am," he said, using a term from Australia's football rules, meaning to make a head-on charge at an opponent with the aim of knocking them to the ground.

Microsoft isn't the first to try to make a head-mounted computer — or even the first to come up with a cool video about how such a device might work.

Stich down 1 1/2 inch from top to make a heading".

From casual T-shirts to festive cocktail dresses -- reach for bright, contrasting hues to make a head-turning statement.