Examples of 'spearheads' in a sentence
Meaning of "spearheads"
Spearhead refers to the pointed head of a spear. It is often used metaphorically to describe someone or something leading an effort or movement
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- plural of spearhead
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of spearhead
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spearheads
Spearheads and axes a blacksmith can make.
I have prepared the spearheads to inject etorphine.
Think of these bamboo tips as spearheads.
Other weapons are bone spearheads and flint arrowheads.
The spearheads have hammered sockets.
Where they became the spearheads of the.
Entire spearheads encrusted on to parts of the lamp are eventually removed.
They impaled themselves on the spearheads.
There are no spearheads or knives there.
And also with iron spearheads.
This question spearheads the work of many physicists.
They are shards of bottles and fragments of spearheads and arrowheads.
He spearheads their jazz program.
The earliest human skeletons had spearheads in their ribcages.
This directive spearheads the action plan for financial services.
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Product and production safety are the spearheads of our policy.
Finding spearheads is not anything particularly remarkable in the world of archaeology.
They impaled themselves on the spearheads like meat to the spit.
The spearheads are thrown so that it hits the same spot each time.
Part of her personality as well is she spearheads different charitable activities.
She spearheads our multimedia collection development and archive scanning project.
Earliest human skeletons had spearheads in their heads and ripcages.
Spearheads have been found deeply embedded in the shoulder blades of horses and mammoths.
It is considered one of the best spearheads of young contemporary photographic creation.
She spearheads educational equity and excellence for every student without exception.
A number of war arrows and spearheads have been found in the area.
It also spearheads events to benefit families and children in the foster care system.
The earliest human skeletons had spearheads in their rib cages.
But they can be spearheads for the development of new technological paradigms.
Three iron spearheads.
She strategically spearheads initiatives overcoming limited resources and systemic challenges.
They thus positioned themselves as precursors and spearheads of cultural diplomacy.
The partnership spearheads an initiative to standardize and simplify the development of social applications.
Swiss viticulture loses one of its spearheads for developing its wines.
His spearheads are sports marketing pictures and photographing known characters for marketing purposes.
Fashion and cars were often the two spearheads of the universe of luxury.
The bronze was encrusted with burial deposits and rust from the adjacent spearheads.
It unites young workers and spearheads campaigns to promote respect of all fundamental human rights.
He should continue to show initiative and strong leadership as he spearheads the reform process.
Some are even spearheads of subsidiarity and criticise the government for its prevailing topdown approach.
His success makes the group one of the spearheads of the new wave.
Turkish spearheads threatened the frontiers of Poland.
I play a foreign correspondent who is close to her son and spearheads the campaign.
Hope Zion spearheads an innovative new treatment.
The people who can not afford to revolt the guerrillas are the spearheads of the movement.
The two spearheads were to meet near Kursk.
The starting point while he spearheads of Emmaus.
Al Gore spearheads a movement towards the truth on climate crisis.
Look carefully at the two huge steel spearheads that hold the flexible cable.
GATT also spearheads special initiatives to open markets as in its public procurement code.
