Use "come to a head" in a sentence

1. seemed to come to a head much quicker nowadays

2. Years of pent up anger had come to a head

3. machinations of conspiracy; but somehow or other, the ripeness of all wickedness, and of this longstanding madness and audacity, has come to a head at the time of my consulship

4. The Caribou brouhaha had come to a head earlier when the Army was forced to request USAF tactical airlift support in the form of C-123 and C-130 transports when their Caribous couldn't resupply the airmobile troops in the Ia Drang valley fast enough to sustain their drive

5. Everything had come to a head

6. At this stage however the whole matter is starting to come to a head and we would like to invite you to participate in a major operation that we are planning for two days time

7. It troubles me to think what ancient evils have come to a head in the last few months

8. These disturbances, should they come to a head, could very well stir forces that we have managed to keep sleeping through the sheer amount of spirit energy and number of cleansed and strong souls within the swell

9. That same day a U-2 spy plane was shot down over Cuba and it looked as though the conflict was about to come to a head, as Kennedy had previously determined an act such as the downing of the spy plane would lead him to order an attack

10. She pretended that a wicked plot was being hatched against her, a cabal which would come to a head one of those days; but she added that she was not the woman to be intimidated

11. “Our differences in opinion were bound to come to a head today