Examples of using To a head in English and their translations into Swedish
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Now it's all coming to a head.
To a head dive into the gameplay is only necessary to register.
The enmity is coming to a head.
It all came to a head in a feud between Kuiper
That should bring things to a head.
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Things came to a head for me at a party where I got absolutely ratarsed.
I guess that dead ship brought it to a head.
Bloody Sunday. Everything came to a head on the 9th of January, 1905.
Trapiche's wines poses the question to a head.
The tension came to a head between the Earps and the Cowboys on Wednesday, October 26, 1881.
There were many elements that brought this to a head.
Matters are coming to a head now, and once the ball starts rolling there will be no stopping it.
bring things to a head?
The Great Schism in 1378 brought this debate to a head, since there were then two
as everything is coming to a head.
All brought to a head when the Wolverines get your foot shattered by a mine behind the Soviet army's lines.
I expect that within an hour matters will come to a head.
We brought debate of this matter to a head when the twenty-third amendment was adopted following Mr Nisticò's report.
This brought the issue of communication in medicine and research to a head.
Victor's agony comes to a head when he and Teresa are the last ones left with their teacher, Mr. Bueller.
Meanwhile a serious power struggle is also coming to a head in the United States.
The deep social crisis was brought to a head by the Russo-Japanese war,
My struggle with Barnabas for control of the soldiers of the one on Caprica is coming to a head.
This came to a head in 1993, when the country finally decided to split
conservative clergymen is increasingly coming to a head.
On the contrary, they had accelerated the revolutionary process in Central Europe that came to a head less than nine months after the conclusion of the separate peace.
anti-democratic movements brings the issue of common European values to a head.
which came to a head in 1938 when Mussolini introduced anti-Semitic laws,