Sentence examples for taken head from inspiring English sources
However, when I'm tasting wines high in alcohol and tannin, I can feel as if I've taken head shots from professional boxers.
In a 1976 student exhibition at the academy, Struth showed forty-nine of the black-and-white photographs he had taken of empty Düsseldorf streets from a frontal perspective leading to a vanishing point, and the success of the series led to a scholarship in New York, where he did the work for which he was first known — black-and-white photographs of empty New York streets, again taken head on.
The energy crisis is being taken head on by exploiting the potential of various available energy sources around us which can be further converted to energy denser and user friendly sources of fuel.
"There were personal issues that weren't handled correctly and, like in any relationship, when something is dusted off and not taken head on, it will crumble.
SURVIVAL IN THE MOUNTAINS Behind the Åreskutan Mountain in the north of Sweden lies a restaurant that has taken "head for the woods" more literally than all of it's Nordic siblings put together.
On Tuesday afternoon, the issue was taken head-on.
Pity the poor Queens Democratic machine; so many of its loyal sons have taken head-first tumbles of late.
Crucially, he has taken head-on the National Front's Muslim-baiting Marine Le Pen – whe he denounced as a "filthy beast spitting hatred" – and overtaken her in the polls, helping to dispel in the process the threat that she might reach the runoff, as her father did in 2002.
The issue of body image is one that she has taken head-on, including purposely gaining weight for her SI swimsuit spread so she could be "a little bit curvier" and feature "the look at which I feel I'm the most attractive".
Since colonial times, Westerners have taken heads from the Buddha statues in Asia and brought them back to the West".
