Sentence examples for predictable head from inspiring English sources
In a race where the issue of race and ethnicity has reared its predictable head, it is also interesting to see that Senators McCain and Obama especially reach out to their Irish constituencies and their female supporters.
It's 11pm on New Year's Eve, and you grow tired of channel flipping; it's then that Jool's Annual Hootenanny rears its predictable, comfortable head.
I was forever leaving behind the safe and predictable and headed straight for exciting and unknown, the exact life I was meant for.
Among the greens, the scientists and the (British) carbon financiers, was a less predictable figure: Jim Rogers, head of Cinergy, a big mid-western producer of coal-fired power.
SECURITY SURPRISES AHEAD -- Security screening procedures at airports are "overly rigid, static and predictable," Kip Hawley, the head of the Transportation Security Administration, told the Senate Commerce Committee recently.
After that blistering start Wales looked increasingly one-dimensional as England turned the contest on its head: predictable in attack, struggling at the set-piece, sent backwards in defence by the opposition's relentless ball-carriers.
Some of the collaborations are predictable; others are head-scratchers.
Those of us who think Saturday's result will prove to be a predictable heart-over-head folly must acknowledge why so many decent people voted for the tooth fairy.
The "swift boat" fleet arsenal headed for Obama standing alone is reasonably predictable and predictably potent.
Alongside several high-profile rule changes for 2016, the NRL confirmed on Wednesday that they will be lowering the number of interchanges from 10too eight, a move which has been done to place a greater emphasis on skill and to make the game less predictable according to their head of football, Todd Greenberg.
