It's totally human to put your head down for a second.
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But you have to put your head down and fight, fight, fight!
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And then you put your head down and go back about your business.
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You put your head down, keep going, because the better times will come.
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Even if the likelihood of success is slim, put your head down and go.
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You have to put your head down and just say: 'I'm heading straight forward.
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"You just put your head down, keep working and fight for that podium spot," she said.
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You just have to put your head down and stick with it if there's a passion there.
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And, you know, I think that at some point, you just put your head down and you execute.
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"You put your head down and you work very hard until you attract the right people," Simmons said.
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Just put your head down and take your licks, get by with a little help from your friends.
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"You have to put your head down and fight," he said, switching to an explicit defense of himself.
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So you put your head down and get it done and do your best to do it with grace.
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"You put your head down and you work very hard until you attract the right people," says Simmons, 58.
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Win or lose, you never put your head down and you shake hands at the end of the game.
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You see that attitude even among artists — to put your head down and work, finish things, get it done.
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It's put your head down and put one foot in front of the other — and you can make your own luck.
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All the racket that the world generates can be distracting when you need to put your head down and get some work done.
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"You have to put your head down and fight, fight, fight," he declared, before ending his remarks with advice he likely wishes he could take himself.
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So there is a lot to overcome, but it also teaches that if you work hard and put your head down, you can get anything done.
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So, this week is a great time to put your head down (on your pillow) and unlearn everything you think you know about a good night's rest.
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At some point there's not enough money in the world, for some people at least, to make you put your head down and be a good soldier.
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I remind myself that whatever's going on right now, the only thing you can do is put your head down and do what you think is best.
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"If you've ever opened an oven and put your head down to pull something out and that gush of hot air that just hits you," he said.
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"You have to put your head down and fight, fight, fight," Mr. Trump said, offering his personal credo, before switching to an explicit theme of self-defense.
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She has embodied that put-your-head-down-and-work ethos of the Senate, praised by colleagues on the other side of the aisle for her fairness and thoroughness.
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" Jay said, "A huge part of what we're going through is, like, although we're not immigrants, we kind of come from this immigrant mentality of you just put your head down and do it.
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"If the 'establishment' means you put your head down, you get to work, you figure out how you're going to pay for things, you build a coalition, you actually make change — then I think that's a misnomer," Clinton said.
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"You hit a certain point in your life and things happen and you have to reevaluate your beliefs and how you thought your life was going to go, and then you just have to put your head down and start working," she said.
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With all the reasonable (and/or wasted) people trickling out the door—to get some sleep, to get up for work tomorrow—the club transforms into a playground for the freaks and the heads, with plenty of room to put your head down and fucking dance.
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"There's a danger of letting recognition be the reason you do certain things, but also I think it's an exciting opportunity to get to really have a reference now of what that feeling is and then you can chase it and put your head down and go to work," he said.
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"There seems to be a formula for redemption: apologize, put your head down, remove yourself from the public eye, come back up after enough time has passed, align yourself with the people that you've wronged and then resume your place back in line exactly where you were kicked out," said Munn.
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Plus, three other books on our radar: And Howard, they say, listen, sometimes in the course of your duties you will have a line of coke laid out before you and in the course of your duties you'll just have to put your head down there and suck it up.
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"The same is true in real life – even if you can't talk to anyone before you go to sleep, some people find that jotting down thoughts and worries before you put your head down – or when you wake up in the middle of the night – can have the same effect," said Nethercott.
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"The argument was about teamwork and friendship and positivity, being optimistic and not getting cynical, and believing that people can do good and believing in the power of public service, and believing that if you work hard and you put your head down and believe in the people around you who are part of your team, that good things are possible," Schur said.
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I'm afraid having told you what I have, I don't have much of a strategy for you; I only have what worked for me, which is how I got through that one and the next one and got into graduate school and got my job and got through the transphobia at University of Texas: you just put your head down and you keep fucking moving forward.
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"It is much more related to the fact that if you are a woman in the Boomer generation trying to make your way in the world, in a world that was maybe not so excited about you making the way in the world, the way to get ahead was to put your head down, do the work and not tell people how you felt," Merrill said.
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Beginning with the 2005–2006 NHL season, Jones has worked as an in-studio TV analyst alongside Bill Clement for The NHL on NBC (formerly The NHL on Versus). In addition to his duties at NBCSN, Jones also works for NBC Sports Philadelphia as a color commentator and analyst for the Flyers. In addition, he co-hosts a sports talk show with Al Morganti, Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes on 94 WIP Monday through Friday mornings, and he appears frequently on TSN as an NHL analyst. In 2007, Jones, along with ESPN SportsCenter anchorman John Buccigross, wrote his autobiography Jonesy: Put Your Head Down and Skate.
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Public corruption watchdogs say that the internal revisions to the way the Navy deals with contractors are important, but the more difficult problem to remedy is a culture of corruption that poisoned the highest ranks of the U.S. Navy. "Very few service members get promoted because they blew the whistle on their boss," "If you don't get promoted, you get forced out of the service. If that happens before you are eligible for a retirement, you lose out on the lifetime pension. For most people, it is much safer to simply put your head down and keep going until 20 years," according to Dan Grazier, a Straus Military Reform Project fellow at Washington, D.C.'s Project on Government Oversight (POGO).
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