Sentence examples for run head-on from inspiring English sources

Sutcliffe was not afraid to run head-on against conventional judgments: "Londoners love St Pancras, but it has one weakness: it is an extremely ugly building".

"I'm not going to ask guys to run head-on into a pickup truck," Westhoff said.

In doing so, it has at times run head-on into unions, protesting at construction sites to demand jobs.

Producers' justified rise in self-confidence nudges their prices skyward, but they may run head-on into the ultimate reality check: national market resistance.

Pussy Riot is the flash point where logic and law run head-on into the old-school Russian "nadryv" — a kind of plaintive hysteria that grips the culture every so often.

And when outsiders want to know where the drive to run head-on into enemy fire during combat to pull a fellow soldier to safety comes from, they need not look much further than this.

Sparks flew when Arkus-Duntov's entrepreneurial, maverick style ran head-on into the conservative blue-suit bureaucracy.

One car, swerving to avoid hitting him, runs head-on into another car, overturns and catches fire.

Sasaki himself accepts a cleaning job in a mall; finding a wad of cash beside a toilet, he flees the scene and runs head-on into trouble.

But in 1978, Crisp ran head-on into the new insurgent right, which had built its grass-roots strength on issues like opposition to the E.R.A. and abortion.

These alpha male qualities ran head-on into his other side: his vague stage presence, reflecting unshakable introversion, and the simmering indignation of his vocal delivery.