Sentence examples for usually head of from inspiring English sources
Face-to-face interviews were conducted with key informant of the selected households (usually head of the household).
[Male participant, head of household] Usually, for research that involves any family member, particularly children, the father gives permission, as males are usually head of households.
The second (Household) was answered by an adult resident, usually head-of-household.
WHEN most visitors to this city are in the mood for serious shopping, they usually head for one of its large malls.
About half are women, usually heads of households, and about half are children.
It's the jelly (or Jell-O) shot, a quivering alcohol-spiked blob of gelatin, usually in a gaudy color and usually headed for the gaping maw of a barely legal customer.
"It's a very skittish beetle and difficult to photograph so you need lots of time and patience, its behaviour is to dart, stop then dart again, usually heading for the dark underside of a fallen log," he said.
It is a highly centralized force and is usually headed by a member of the royal family.
VISITORS to the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn usually head straight for Bedford Avenue.
When the W.N.B.A. season ends, I usually head overseas for a winter of basketball.
Other papers have focused only on specific types of trauma (usually head or brain injury) [ 17- 20] or on younger age groups [ 21- 24].
