Usar "head-on" en una oración

1. "In the initial attack on our world, they came at Lock Core head-on and because of it, suffered their first defeat

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2. When the servants came at them, they attacked head-on

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3. His message seems to be that we too should face this absurdity head-on

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4. She hoped she would never have to be that honest, that she could return to Japan and leave all of this behind her without having to confront the issue head-on

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5. A badger who is not afraid to face this danger head-on

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6. The deeply rutted and switchback entrance from the highway had always been passable only by four-wheel drive vehicles and too narrow when meeting head-on: she had once had the harrowing experience of backing through a hairpin at the edge of a cliff to allow the passage of an electric company truck

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7. After a head-on pass at the enemy formation, his wingman would turn into the sun and climb, spiraling back sunwards, pulling hard to re-form with Powell…Powell looked confused

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8. There were many points nowadays where pure science met New Age thinking head-on and they almost seemed to meld sometimes

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9. I came arcing in low, coming at the finger of land from the side, instead of head-on

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10. He had been on the wrong side of the road and caused a head-on crash

11. Another merge, another head-on pass, one of the pair blew up and then he had the fight of his life on his hands

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12. Facing it head-on

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13. No Zalionian warrior could have accomplished this feat, since they would have blindly died fighting head-on an enemy you beat with smarter tactics

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14. Rodonaia was hit head-on at a high rate of speed and

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15. Pain decided to confront this head-on

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16. At first I didn’t think I heard it, but I looked up to face whatever it was head-on

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17. “We can’t fight Neith head-on

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18. That‘s why our ‗Infinite I‘s‘ gives us the opportunity to revisit, or re-live, those experiences while in the cocoon; to let go of those judgments, beliefs, and opinions; to look head-on at the fears and break the attachments that have formed the false identity layers of the Ego

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19. A split second later, it hit the cruiser head-on, but there was no explosion of orange flames or a blinding flash

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20. I held my tongue, waiting for the trap before I rushed head-on into saying anything

21. Jaylene faced where the danger was greatest, head-on, towards the circle

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22. As the ship’s crew watched horrified, the debris from the head-on collision between the satellite and what J T estimated to be a rock a thousand meters across and the subsequent detonation of the satellite’s fission reactor cascaded through the comet

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23. He gives me a soul-searching look, and to my utter annoyance, I can’t meet his gaze head-on without blushing

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24. Instead of fighting the marketplace head-on as Stallman

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25. The Bush administration took the problem head-on by launching an attack on Afghanistan in order to end terrorism

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26. wheel and then running head-on into a tree

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27. Her first deflection shot was followed by a head-on shot as the Mig-15 pilot, realizing that she was after him, let go the bombers and turned towards her

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28. Yeltsin head-on and stopped as the party walked up to him

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29. Admiral Holland aboard the Hood, decided to make a head-on dash at the enemy, and then turn at short range to bring his full guns to bear

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30. Britain's aim, as a sea-power, has always been to avoid head-on collisions and wear down the enemy

31. As he was still speaking on the radio, one of the Migs came back towards him and fired a head-on salvo, pulverizing Rushmore’s canopy with 23mm shells and killing him instantly

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32. In another incident two men died at first light this morning on State Highway 1 south of Hamilton in a head-on collision between a logging truck and a station wagon

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33. Two cars, no, four motorbikes, unmistakeably Harley Davidsons, dominated the roadway, facing him head-on, telling him no one was going anywhere

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34. With the laser fire from the KOSTROMA still chewing up their starboard sides, the Terran ships collided head-on with 33 of the forty missiles at a combined speed of seventeen kilometers per second

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35. Then, he would meet the creatures of the lake head-on

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36. Then the interceptor collided head-on with the Morg command ship

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37. ) Squares represent two urges or needs in a head-on conflict

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38. eyes in anticipation of a head-on

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39. They collide nearly head-on

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40. Luckily for me there were no head-on collisions and I continued home the same way I did everyday, thinking that the job I was keeping was an absolute waste of time and utterly meaningless

41. powerful imagination, you can attack the problem head-on and then

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42. straight line, avoid a head-on collision--try to enter almost tangentially

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43. meteorite belts hit the sun head-on

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44. This stuck Tabitha head-on, with a tinge of disbelief and

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45. proach the situation head-on

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46. beast instinctively lurched to the right to avoid a head-on collision

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47. wonderful memories, I eagerly prepared to meet the real world head-on in 1973

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48. a taxi-tout to be hit head-on by a Tuk Tuk

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49. Resolve to meet your fears head-on

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50. “Fire in the hole!” Cap’n hollered as he jumped from the landing, careening head-on into Ritter, who was standing in his path

51. And now that it was just herself – with all this excitement to take her away from her grief – she found it easier on her conscience to take the waves head-on

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52. from the city, causing head-on collisions

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53. of his golden stare head-on

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54. That, however, did not come, which forced me head-on into the position of the farmer with the burning cattle rod

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55. “Normally, confronting the Devatas head-on would seem to me a brash notion

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56. We shall assail the pompous Maruts head-on and prove ourselves to be much more than entertainers in slavery

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57. their tails take a wider track than their tips, from the head-on cam-

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58. in this phenomenon--it's the occasional head-on colli-

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59. a head-on collision--realize, in parts of these wide-

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60. 25mph--that's a 50mph head-on collision! The Carver

61. but Saladin’s tiresome strategy of avoiding head-on

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62. Besides, Jeremiah wasn’t exactly through with Henry just yet, and with everyone drawn together, it was finally time to approach the situation head-on

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63. In this case, the meteorite belts hit the sun head-on

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64. head-on at the fears and break the attachments that have formed the false identity layers

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65. “I have been rallying support from all Nations to unite and meet this threat head-on

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66. Birds look at you sideways: not head-on like we do and other predators

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67. Even though doves have brains the size of a pea: they are more humane than other birds with far larger brains: because they look at each other head-on

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68. They are more gentle and caring towards each other than other birds because they look at each other head-on: and in doing so: a tiny bit of their split half brains synchronize enough for them to become aware of each other, and anything they look at in this way

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69. But facing their enemy head-on

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70. The Robin came head-on to the next alien ship like some cosmic game of chicken

71. It was a range of motion that Eva hadn’t even practiced during the simulation that had featured all head-on targets

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72. When two powered driven vessels are nearing head-on or nearly so, either vessel shall indicate its purpose which the other vessel shall response quickly

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73. The Griever came to life, spikes popping out of its skin; it rolled forward, ready to collide head-on with its foe

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74. However, they sold the land after she was killed in a New Year’s Eve head-on automobile collision

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75. He nearly crashed head-on with someone a couple of blocks from here, and he refused to pull over

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76. The Zeros flew at the bombers head-on, cannons firing, slicing between planes that were just feet apart

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77. The shark collided with him head-on, trying to get its mouth around his upper body

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78. As his partner drove down to ink the deal, a truck hit him head-on, and the deal died with him

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79. Her clients suffered, and she regretted challenging the firm head-on

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80. Westwood looped away, and came back head-on, and stopped about two hundred yards out

81. Suddenly he seized the oars, and with one movement made the dinghy spin round, head-on to the Great Isabel

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82. Jill fought him head-on

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83. I would face this thing head-on

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84. “His brain was still working, wasn’t it, Doctor?” He had faced his killer head-on

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85. I’ve never seen head-on executions like these

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86. He could see the head-on collision, visualize it, feel it all over

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87. The Mercedes would either have to stop very quickly or strike him head-on

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88. Sampson said we had artists’ sketches on the way: the profile view from Irina Popovitch, who’d witnessed the brothel slayings, and the head-on perspective that Harry Barnes had gotten of the killer leaving the Superior Spa

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89. Time to jump over three moving cars head-on

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90. Watching his chest rise and fall to the rhythm of the hissing ventilator, a curious numbness washes over me, the same numbness a man might feel seconds after he has swerved his car and barely avoided a head-on collision

91. She had seen so much emotional and mental deterioration in her family, she’d always believed that if she faced problems head-on on a psychiatrist’s couch, she would have an advantage that had been out of reach for her ancestors

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