Sentence examples for take head from inspiring English sources

Or take Head Start.

Yet the decision was made on a policy level: let's take head shots out of the game.

I don't know how long it will take, head injuries, as I am finding out first-hand, are very unpredictable.

I was regularly ordered to take head counts of the group while they awaited trials for their military crimes.

But Ken Berger of CBSSports.com lauds the league for not overreacting, although it is hard to argue that a league can take head injuries too seriously.

Take, for instance, his 19th-century German craniometer, a device used to take head measurements, into which he has placed a real skull.

"He's very shifty, so he won't take head-on shots," Williams said.

Yet it's a challenge Bairstow is looking to take head-on.

Brown talked of the country's "Dunkirk spirit" and quoted Shakespeare in a Guardian article, before using his speech to say he wanted to take head-on the picture of Britain that had been painted by out campaigners.

With this year's conference, "Southern Food in Black & White," organizers and participants plan to take head-on the task of trying to sort out who gets credit for what's on the Southern table.

It's an easy call for me: take heading out of soccer until the players are 14.