Examples of using Headfirst in English and their translations into Serbian
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Headfirst, headfirst.
When can you park headfirst?
Headfirst into the fire.
They're going headfirst into the ground.
Make sure you dive, headfirst.
He lunges headfirst into everything.
These are the folks who jump in headfirst.
To dive headfirst into your shame?
They chase them down and swallow them headfirst.
Headfirst and fast like an avalanche.
OK, now Maurice, but headfirst this time.
If you're gonna jump,make sure to dive, headfirst.
You leap into the sky, headfirst into danger.
But he opened his pocket, and I jumped in headfirst.
If you're dragging someone headfirst, they'd stay down.
I'm diving headfirst into a book that supposedly will.
I'd rather dive off the Sears Tower headfirst into a thumbtack.
You slid headfirst into second base in Dodger Stadium in the middle of a game, right.
A guy on my boat fell headfirst into the cargo bay.
If the victims were looked upon favorably,they were fed headfirst.
He made a last second run for it-- headfirst into an Iranian military unit.
And with a blood-curdling shout he took off like a wild Indian back to first base,and dove in headfirst in a cloud of dust.
In June 2013,she fell out of her wheelchair headfirst, after ignoring her caregivers' warnings not to get out of bed without help.
We got out there, we found the car,smashed headfirst into a pole.
You get to the office bright and early,you're ready to dive headfirst into work, when all of a sudden your desk-mate asks if you can lend them a quick hand with a project.
But, they're still reading this year(instead of falling headfirst into YouTube).
Like I got bucked off a horse and landed headfirst… but it was worth it.
Three other passengers still strapped to their seats andrammed several feet, headfirst into the ground.
He leaves his seat andgoes through the windscreen, headfirst straight into the tree, right?
Look up as you pass house number three along Calle de los Milaneses, near the Metro Opera andyou will see the figure of a winged man who appears to have crashed headfirst into the cornice, his wings mangled.