Sentence examples similar to staging a head from inspiring English sources

He demurred, believing that the battle could not be won and that staging a head-on collision would split and perhaps destroy the party.

But the broadcasters are reportedly offering to expand two of the three debates to the Greens, SNP and Plaid Cymru, while also staging a head-to-head encounter between Mr Cameron and Ed Miliband.

Meanwhile, Downing Street rejected a fresh challenge from Alex Salmond, the first minister, to stage a head-to-head live debate with David Cameron on independence on St Andrew's day in November.

On Monday, Downing Street, under pressure over Cameron's reluctance to stage a head-to-head debate with Miliband, briefed that it had reached an agreement with the broadcasters to appear in one TV debate on 2 April, and that all other set-piece television appearances by the leaders would not be in a debate format.

In particular, many Internet stocks staged a head-spinning recovery.

In something like a heavyweight bout on an undercard, Woods and Phil Mickelson staged a rousing head-to-head battle, with Mickelson shooting 67 to finish tied for eighth.

campaign group sending the letters staged an unprecedented head teachers' protest march in Westminster last September, with the slogan "relentlessly reasonable".

In her view, the prosecutor had stirred up hatred and invited the Sudanese people to stage a revolt against their head of state.

He sat at a small table at the front of the stage, wearing a head mike, and spoke in a conversational manner.

The stage included a head frame with a forehead rest and a chin rest to restrict involuntary head movement during the cavity imaging.

The first time Vladimir V. Putin deserted Moscow and staged a meeting with a visiting head of state here, Russians hardly noticed.