Sentence examples for point head on from inspiring English sources

Once you've reached your breaking point, head on over to the Pérez Art Museum and relax on Miami-based artist Jillian Mayer's Slumpies, sculptural solutions for relaxation and above all else, comfortable phone browsing.

According to the board's statement, the direction the Ehime Maru was traveling meant that its bow would have been pointing nearly head-on when Commander Waddle scanned the horizon, reducing its profile significantly.

Stevenson was staring at defeat, a prospect that appeared inevitable when the clocked showed less than a minute left, and she came close to falling 8-1 behindueue to another three-point head-kick: on video referral this was erased.

Lewis Hamilton leads Nico Rosberg by 17 points heading into a weekend on a track on which the world champion has always excelled.

Barnes's predilection was for Renoir's "late" period – those fleshy, soft-focus nudes which, to put it mildly, haven't aged well – and Phil Grabsky's film deserves points for tackling the issue head-on: distinguished art critics queue up to explain how "weird" and "strange" they find them.

On the other side, draw a curve from the head to a point on the baseline about two head-widths away from the centre line.

Paul Rees Premiership Rugby makes play for US TV market with match in New York The traditional clutter of teams in the middle of the table is maturing nicely and is best represented by the trio of sides on 38 points, headed by Gloucester in sixth, courtesy of an extra win over Sale and Harlequins, in seventh and eighth respectively.

The chalk cliffs of Beachy Head (the highest point on the south coast) are within hiking distance.

However, the northernmost part of the British mainland is in fact Dunnet Head, and the point on the mainland farthest from Land's End is nearby Duncansby Head.

If your headache pain is on the left side of your head, press this point on your right hand with your left thumb.

(Case in point: those great head-on shrimp at La Vara, which come two to an order).