Sentences with phrase «to come to a head»

The issue finally came to a head in 1986.

Things come to a head when he gets fired from his crappy, low - paying job.

At the beginning of the 1980s, protests within the prison came to a head with a hunger strike.

A: This is difficult when everything comes to a head at once.

Its troubles came to a head last spring, when the entire first - year class of seven students dropped out and several faculty members resigned.

A day after discovering human remains in the backyard of their new home, a man begins experiencing strange things which come to a head on his wedding night.

But the experiment — which involves them having sex every hour — takes a dramatic turn as emotions and unresolved issues come to a head.

In the third act, interesting things finally start to happen, with some action finally kicking in and these threats finally coming to a head.

The whole matter comes to a head during the ensuing trial and in the end, the writer and the killer end up locked in a room and are forced into a shoot out.

So many things can come to your head as you are going to purchase one.

So, it's only a matter of time before the truth is revealed and everything comes to a head in a big showdown.

And matters come to a head when a handsome and charming new member of staff joins the school.

And while much of this change is related to new technology, some of it stems from long - rooted issues that are just now coming to a head.

The hopes of some congressional candidates have come to a head early.

Until supplies are tighter, or one of our many global crises comes to a head and causes an oil price spike, the Canadian economy can't expect much from their energy sector.

My situation came to a head, one week later, when our connection networks went down.

The high court will hear oral arguments on a school funding lawsuit filed five years ago and now just coming to a head.

This will all come to a head in the next few weeks when MPs vote on key amendments and on the bill as a whole.

This is all mixed in with the supernatural, as the game eventually comes to a head more in the spiritual side of its world than in the political.

When a transaction fell through due to a communication lapse, the problem came to a head.

The row is set to come to a head next month when the proposed changes will be published online.

For example, just today, the opportunity came to head out of town to see my mom.

That situation is going to come to a head sooner rather than later if he doesn't get back in the team.

The parenting differences came to a head on many levels, including decisions about which school the children would attend.

Decisions made throughout the series come to a head and can have a dramatic effect on how the last big battle plays out.

Here is this bucket of money we have added to our whole lives coming to head, you have cash in the cash fund, and you die.

They are huge and sometime don't come to a head.

Without vision, people will do whatever comes to their heads — the good, the bad, and the ugly.

With regard to giving space to speak an image came to my head.

I don't waste no time... as soon as the thought comes to my head I want to get the project done like in ten minutes lol.

The fight came to a head in early 1999.

Epic is the word that came to my head throughout the entire film.

Everything you've been through over the previous four episodes comes to a head in episode 5.

I just hope some reason comes to his head and we at least try to give ourselves a chance by improving our defense, before it's too late!

The Gunners have been strongly linked to the 27 - year - old throughout the summer, and as the transfer window comes to a head they could be about to make a move.

In fact, foods that you should think twice about when breastfeeding may not be the ones that immediately come to your head.

They'll try and avoid it by working out who governs next long before the matter actually comes to a head in the new parliament.

Those maintenance failures came to a head this winter when thousands of residents were left without heat and water.

Ensure that at this time no thoughts other than relaxation and falling asleep come to your head.

The rivalry between two former college friends comes to a head when they both attend the same glamorous event.

That realism comes to a head in this riveting sequence.

Hardy's battle with the demons of his early celebrity came to a head in 2003, when he voluntarily entered a rehab clinic for alcoholism and crack addiction.

This is where one of the most significant issues we face comes to a head.

I think I'm the reason the whole commentary came to a head this week.