Sentences with headed
head·ed
H h - Two-headed
- headed notepaper
- Richmond were never headed and defied each Brisbane thrust.
- Another deliriously overloaded, effects-driven, bubble- headed extravaganza.
- Thickheaded
- A head official.
- Novak Majstorovic is headed for a youth training centre.
- I headed to Prahran and parked in Chapel Street.
- Head covering; headgear; headpiece.
- Headline; headboard.
- Head sea; head tide; head current.
- She has a good head for mathematics. Keep a cool head in an emergency.
- Wise heads; crowned heads.
- Head of a pin; head of a page.
- Head of a procession.
- The head of a hammer.
- Ten head of cattle; a dinner at $20 a head.
- To bring matters to a head.
- To wash one's head.
- The head on beer.
- Feds versus the heads; an acid-head; a pothead.
- A head of steam.
- To head a list.
- To head a race; to head one's competitors in a field.
- To head a school; to head up a department.
- I'll head the boat for the shore. Head me in the right direction and I'll walk to the store.
- To head toward town.
- Cabbage heads quickly.
- The struggle for power came to a head.
- If he'd get his head together, maybe he'd get to work on time.
- She wanted to go away to college, and her parents gave her her head.
- Power went to his head. The brandy went to his head.
- When he realized what an unkind thing he had done, he hung his head in shame.
- It seems like these young people have their heads screwed on right and that our future is in great hands.
- In intelligence, he was head and shoulders above the rest of the children in the class.
- He tripped and fell head over heels into the gully.
- The candidates will debate head to head.
- It was fortunate that someone kept his head and called a doctor.
- Despite their debts, they are managing to keep their heads above water.
- Neither of them had enough money for a tour of Europe, so they put their heads together and decided to find jobs there.
- When he thought he saw an animal in the underbrush, he lost his head and began shooting recklessly.
- There have been many delays, but we are at last making head.
- He made heads roll as soon as he took office.
- We couldn't make head or tail of the strange story.
- Off the top of my head, I'd say that's right.
- We screamed our heads off at that horror movie. He laughed his head off at the monkey's antics.
- Because of his reckless driving he now has the deaths of three persons on his head.
- You're out of your head if you accept those terms.
- The classical allusion went right over his head.
- She went over her supervisor's head and complained to a vice president.
- Jealousy reared its ugly head and destroyed their relationship.
- She took it into her head to study medicine.
- Her recent success has completely turned her head.