Sentence examples for only head to from inspiring English sources

The only head to appear above the parapet belonged to Hector Berlioz (1803-69).

"Nine years after the tree cutting," Murphy writes, "the only head to roll at the National Park Service has been Danno's".

Egg Rolls & Egg Creams Festival (Sunday) If you're up for a quick trip to China and Eastern Europe this weekend, you need only head to the Lower East Side for the Museum at Eldridge Street's annual festival of Chinese and Jewish culture.

But now, with the advent of digital 3D technology being installed in cinemas worldwide, and the fact that the choice of films in 3D is not only broader but much better, audiences need only head to a multiplex and put on the glasses to immerse themselves in what is proving to be a wholly new way to enjoy the latest studio blockbuster.

Otherwise he could only head to Europe to find competitive action before Gleneagles and that's a highly unlikely scenario.

When Alcaraz could only head to the edge of his area, Veloso volleyed left-footed high into the net, with a deflection leaving Howard helpless.

Mr. Reagan, in 1980, moved ahead of Jimmy Carter following their first and only head-to-head debate on Oct. 28, and then he won overwhelmingly.

But the prime minister will be pleased that he emerged from a safety-first performance largely unscathed from his only head-to-head television clash with Miliband.

Still, in one of the only head-to-head trials between topical and oral Nsaids, subjects taking the pills had a much higher rate of indigestion, diarrhea, abdominal pain, abnormal liver tests and anemia than those using the creams.

In their only head-to-head debate during the campaign — the televised event was a lively, pointed and occasionally bitter slugfest that lasted nearly three hours — Mr. Hollande charged that Mr. Sarkozy as president had been too subservient to Germany.

Prime Minister David Cameron will be the last to speak when the party leaders meet for their only head-to-head clash of the general election, having been pencilled in to be the final participant to give a closing statement.