Sentence examples for on head on from inspiring English sources
If the government wants to pick up these recommendations, the Australian trade union movement is going to rise up and take them on head on and will fight them in the marginal electorates and ultimately at the ballot box".
"The diagonal perspective was a great challenge to me to create interesting ballet patterns," he said, "because it really forces you to look at a different way of presenting the corps straight on, head on.
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"You don't take Faneuil on, head-on," said a lawyer who is not involved in the case but who also refused to be identified by name because he has in the past worked with lawyers on both sides.
As for the heated town meetings in which lawmakers of both parties have been grilled by their constituents, Mr. Gibbs said, "The president, again, strongly believes that -- and has for years -- that it's better to address what people's concerns are and take them on head-on".
With the Powerset acquisition and schemes such as Live Search Cashback, Microsoft has recognized that they can't take Google on head-on, but that they must plan and implement today technologies that are a step ahead of their competitors.
Instead we need to stand up and be counted and take them on head-on.
He saw big problems ahead for his city, and he vowed to take them on head-on.
And Democrats have been at the receiving end especially because they are too lily-livered to really take up those issues on head-on.
Trump's recent and surely obvious falsehood has been largely ignored and left standing as a new "urban legend" by most of the media, except for CNN's minor quibble, noted above, and The Washington Post (a publication that had its press credentials pulled by the Trump campaign), which took Trump on head-on.
