Sentence examples for making head from inspiring English sources
"He's not making head shots," Mr. Abrams said.
For humans, without making head and eye movements to the left and right, the search width will be determined by the limits of foveal and parafoveal vision to discriminate targets.
But while we chide Cadillac for making the nav system standard, we give them extra credit for making head curtain airbags, as well as front and side airbags, standard, and also for including an excellent, eight-speaker Bose audio system in the mix as well.
We have yet to hear back from Amazon about the latest report, but a spokesperson for the company told The Seattle Times the move was part of the company's annual planning process and that, "We are making head count adjustments across the company — small reductions in a couple of places and aggressive hiring in many others".
He's been making head in Germany, living in Berlin.
The band played a number of songs from their most recent self-titled album, which is very drum-heavy with catchy keyboard melodies, making head bobbing and/or feet moving quite essential during the performance.
If an academic could tackle something like a seasonal adjustment model, that could be even more useful for making head-to-head comparisons.
Some money will be used for systematic reviews of published scientific studies, and some will be used for clinical trials making head-to-head comparisons of different treatments.
Despite this news, the Ag Lobby is making head-scratching assertions about how their poor fiscal health prevents them from fighting back against its critics and increasingly skeptical consumers.
Although variability in ionization efficiencies between structurally different BIAs likely impacted observed abundances to some extent and caution should be exercised when making head-to-head comparisons, general conclusions can still be drawn from multivariate analysis.
