“He had to wear a protective helmet while playing sports to protect his head from injury.”

“He has just been appointed as head of the new department.”

“Up it would rise toward the room at the head of the stairs where they huddled anxiously.”

“The Union distributed to the employees coming to work a 2-page leaflet with a large heading in bold type.”

“In the book, each chapter heading is based on a myth.”

“An abrupt change in heading may significantly increase roll motion before the vessel's heading can be brought back to face the incoming wave.”

“Judging by the headshot Mo uses on her columns, nothing on her has been allowed to fall on its own, even a little.”

“They have no use for any body function except the brain, which is why you need to make a headshot in order to eliminate them.”

“A suitably unflattering headshot of the party's candidate is a must for me, and the Greens have not disappointed.”

“The headship of the company requires strong leadership and strategic decision-making skills.”

“The headship of the organization was a highly sought-after role, as it represented the highest level of command and leadership within the company.”

“The separation of headship of state from the headship of government is a very important part of maintaining liberty.”

“But he held to it with an obstinacy that was magnificent in its wrong headedness.”

“This may happen suddenly causing dizziness or light headedness if you try to stand up too quickly.”

“The pressure of the body on the large blood vessels in the later months may give rise occasionally to bouts of light headedness and sometimes fainting.”

“For nuance, the last line I prefer is from Henry James's Wings of a Dove: But she turned to the door, and her headshake was now the end.”

“Humming in the throat, headshake, doglike, eager eyes.”

“India is known its head wobble or headshake, a gesture that ambiguously says neither yes nor no, but is often a polite way of avoiding overt refusal.”

“Participants were shown black-and-white headshots of two candidates in 95 Senate races.”

“Then I happened to look over at the casting director's pile of rejected headshots.”

“She's changed her headshots three times over the past year to give her readers a variety of new looks, hairstyles and confident poses.”

“Approximately 20 guys, from young teenagers to 30-somethings take turns working out their uprocks, flares and headspins to yelps and handclaps of support.”

“After a spirited routine of windmills, headspins, and handstands that would put most adults to shame, she lost to fellow break dancing tyke JStyles.”

“Both men were told on Friday afternoon they would not be given headships and they are now considering their next career moves.”

“He joined Brentwood after headships at Bournemouth School and Arnold School in Blackpool.”

“It does appears that headships are filled quickly in Bolton.”

“The table of contents provides major section headings that can be expanded to show subheadings and subsubheadings.”

“Avoid headings that cause you to cross behind and below the preceding aircraft in order to avoid turbulence.”

“To enhance comprehension, workbooks contain lessons but not headings or titles.”