111.   Those of us who have hard heads see something of the crackpot in those who have that kind of devotion to Presley.

112.   Tobacco companies have a heads-I-win, tails-you-lose approach to negotiating.

113.   To be sure, the coal and utility industries do not have their heads in the sand.

114.   Unglazed, it had its head lowered toward its left foreleg, which was slightly raised.

115.   We both had our heads down and we collided head-first.

116.   Wells has a head that is balder than Mr. Clean and a scraggly goatee that looks like a thorn bush.

117.   When Thornberg presented his findings at UCLA earlier this month, he was confronted by an angry business representative who accused him of having his head in the sand.

118.   When we insisted that they read and do math problems several times a week, they looked at us like we had two heads.

119.   When others in the White House were debating policy or politics, Ickes had his head down, scribbling notes.

120.   Will the next generation of tennis rackets have a head at least slightly smaller than a manhole cover?