| Every once in a while folk from the land down under do something that turns heads up here in the north. |
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| Baldwin also heads up damage control tiger teams and does random inspections throughout the ship for damage control discrepancies. |
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| There is a macadamed road which turns right and heads up to a little parking area right of the road. |
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| Miles resolves to go on a road trip with Jack, and heads up to California's wine region for a journey of self-discovery. |
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| Fletcher heads up the quarter pipe, with his feet in position for a normal backside kickturn. |
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| And my guest today on All in the Mind is Zack Lynch who heads up a non-profit organisation called the Neurosociety Institute in San Francisco. |
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| He did gave a heads up on a open casting call for traceurs at his official blog site. |
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| Atlantic grey seals popped their heads up and inspected us, and a family of eider ducks dived down through the clear green water. |
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| Hey, at least Scotland can hold their heads up in head-to-heads with the Dutch. |
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| On the main road that heads up towards Santa Croce from the river, this lively osteria attracts a young, local crowd. |
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| Who is the venomed, swag-bellied skainsmate of a lawyer who heads up the Bahamas Bar Association? |
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| They began to bob their heads up and down from beneath the window like demented puppets. |
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| Johnny, they might have given you a heads up that I might turn into a crazy fan here and just gush for a few minutes. |
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| If we fill our heads up with thoughts of gorgeous face cream and colanders and duvets, we think less about things that genuinely matter. |
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| Neither of them broke step as they walked with their heads up but eyes down. |
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| As a heads up, buns and rolls normally go first, Italian bread, most whites, and keep an eye on the rye and pumpernickel. |
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| By using your hand signals, they have to keep their heads up to see what to do next. |
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| Students need to be reminded to keep their heads up and to avoid others by adjusting speed and direction. |
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| Instead of sweating underneath monstrous loads, moving as slowly and ponderously as beasts of burden, we cruised the trail like coyotes, heads up, alert, eyes on the horizon. |
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| All they care about is that teachers in the local primary schools appear to be coming up with the goods so they can hold their heads up in the junior league tables. |
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| He heads up the branch in Bucharest and is well-versed in Romanian market realities and practices. |
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| Pascal Leroy, who heads up France and who is going to help me more and more closely, will tell us about a few recent contract signings. |
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| Many of you know the great leadership of Chief Clarence Louie of Osoyoos, who heads up that board. |
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| You can consider this a heads up on the type of audits my office will focus on over the next several years. |
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| A member of the Éducaloi team since February 2004, Jean-Louis Laplante heads up the organization's communications and corporate affairs. |
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| Our men naturally popped their heads up to see what was going on and some of them came down in a great big hurry. |
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| We face many of the same challenges when it comes to raising our heads up from our work to engage on these national issues. |
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| It's just an incredibly natural film where Robert Shaw heads up a crew of four men who hijack a New York City subway train and ransom the passengers for a million dollars. |
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| A group of hippos who were wallowing in the water the far side of the river stuck their heads up to watch us as we unloaded our kayaks and canoes. |
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| He heads up a team of around 100 riggers, technical staff, engineers, producers and studio managers who are bought together to work on for this live event. |
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| Choire Sicha heads up to merci Gap to survey the T-shirts, shop-kids and couture. |
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| In the end, she selects a 64-ounce bottle of unscented lotion, and a 64-ounce bottle of unscented body wash, and heads up to the front desk with them. |
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| Trish and Peter have been living in London for a few years where Trish runs a school and Pete heads up a team of blokes nailing up buildings to stop no hopers squatting. |
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| The cities poke their heads up around the parks awkwardly and unwelcomely. |
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| The voice hardware equipped worker performs tasks with hands free and heads up, unencumbered by tasks that lower productivity, such as scanning, reading pick lists, writing or keying in information. |
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| Dissidents will stick their heads up again. |
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| The Minister heads up the chain of operational command and has the EMCFA to prepare the engagement of the forces and to advise him on how to conduct inter-service exercises and peace-keeping operations. |
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| According to Dr. Ted Leighton, the veterinary specialist who heads up the CCWHC, we need to know when disease is affecting our wildlife and we need to identify it and keep tabs on where it is. |
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| In this role, she heads up a team of 25 consultants. |
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| We have our game plans and we know how we're going to bowl at him, but I'm not going to give him a heads up. |
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| At least we in this Parliament can hold our heads up. |
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| These should be selected by size and weight, and have collars to keep their heads up in the water, a handle on the collar to lift them and a safety strap so the PFD does not slide up over their head. |
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| Tortoises are aided in oceanic dispersal by their ability to float with their heads up, and to survive up to six months without food or water. |
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| He heads up the Life Sciences business unit. |
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| These are measures that we can support openly and with our heads up high. |
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| Responding to an advert wanting a house sitter in Saltburn, she packs up her little car with the bare essentials and her 18-month-old daughter Emmeline and heads up north. |
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| Heads up everyone. Mantis is teeping into our poor tired brains. |
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