"head-to-head with" or "head-to-head in"?
Earpods is head-to-head with Samsung. |
This would bring it head-to-head with the U. |
There's nothing really to go head-to-head with them on. |
These two designs now go head-to-head with the Wellywood concept in a final vote. |
I decided to take it head-to-head with the HTC One X -- which is my current device. |
They regularly fought head-to-head with the Russians, often to Russia's disadvantage. |
It doesn't necessarily want to compete head-to-head with every small carrier in every small town in America. |
It needs powerful, sexy products that can compete head-to-head with any smartphone the industry has to offer. |
It will place Zeebox head-to-head with Intonow, the similar companion app that is now under Yahoo's ownership. |
She says she will not go head-to-head with the shinkansen (though her airline will fly between Tokyo and Osaka). |
On Saturday they go head-to-head in Paris. |
Japan and Serbia go head-to-head in the other big game. |
South Africa and England will go head-to-head in a bid for the No. |
Two teams are determined and go head-to-head in an extreme elimination challenge. |
So they'll be coming head-to-head in that category with Hurts then, in fact, no,. |
Paul Ryan, went head-to-head in the 2012 vice presidential debate in Danville, Ky. |
And the person from each camp who viewers have voted for will go head-to-head in the second Bush Tucker Trial. |
The Wii U Pro Controller will allow the Wii U to ake on the Xbox 360 head-to-head in the hardcore gaming arena. |
A Big Ten championship season followed, and in the final game, both parties met head-to-head in the Capital One Bowl. |
The Hyderabadi levelled the head-to-head against the Danish 1-1. |
I don't think Delany wants to compete head-to-head against the SEC for a market. |
If you involve players from around the world, you go head-to-head against complete strangers. |
Romney always promoted as the most electable, but Santorum wins head-to-head against Obama too. |
In fact, according to the LA Times, Batman will also have to compete head-to-head against Prometheus. |
A head-to-head against Miami raises the question of whether Durant is ready to guard LeBron for extended stretches. |
Watch as fearless youngsters go head-to-head against successful adults from the fields of music, culture and sport. |
Watch the tape, and you'll see only 13 of those 27 shots actually came head-to-head against Bradley in the half court. |
The winners of the semi-finals eventually go head-to-head for the gold. |
But many times, Box and Microsoft compete head-to-head for enterprise deals. |
Ireland and England went head-to-head for the second time in 48-hours in Co. |
The two presidential candidates go head-to-head for the second time tonight. |
The winners of the semi-finals eventually go head-to-head for the gold medal. |
Galaxy S series will be this Fall, when the two go head-to-head for the affections of holiday shoppers. |
The two best teams in each pool will qualify for the semi-finals, the winners of which will go head-to-head for the gold. |
Roddick still finished his career 3-21 against Federer (more of a lopsided football game than a normal head-to-head for two former No. |
It's About The US And Europe Going Head-To-Head On World Economic Dominance. |
A total of 17 teams went head-to-head on the humid Saturday showdown for the morning and afternoon races. |
This is the first time Obama has had to go head-to-head on a level playing field with a prepared opponent. |
The ITU World Triathlon Series allows the world's top athletes to compete head-to-head on an ongoing basis. |
Ghana and Mozambique will go head-to-head on Saturday with a place alongside South Africa in the semis at stake. |
The archeaologists Edouard Naville and Kurt Sethe went head-to-head on the order of rule between the three Tuthmoses and Hatshepsut. |
Once they get those, they qualify for the first ballot, which determines which two candidates will go head-to-head on the final ballot. |
The Rossoneri leapfrogged their city rivals Inter at the weekend and go head-to-head on Sunday evening, but first they face a midweek test. |
They argue head-to-head at the boardroom table. |
In fact, the two will go head-to-head at the Sylhet Divisional Stadium from tomorrow. |
I'd rather beat you guys head-to-head at full strength, because then there are no excuses. |
All of which sets the scene for a mouth-watering double head-to-head at the London Olympics. |
In regular-season meetings, RSL holds an edge in head-to-head at 3-2-4, as well as a 9-7 goal advantage. |
In regular season meetings, RSL holds an edge in head-to-head at 3-2-4, as well as a 9-7 goal advantage. |
Emerson Drive and Doc Walker have frequently gone head-to-head at the Canadian Country Music Association Awards. |
The second match will see two three-time champions, Charlie Smith High and Camperdown High, go head-to-head at 3 p. |
Southend United and Rochdale are two of the division's form teams - with both not losing in five - and they go head-to-head at Roots Hall. |
Stage 19 will be an intriguing head-to-head between the Sky teammates. |
Thus with the revenge motive firmly in place, the movie transposes into a head-to-head between the two men. |
Djokovic successfully served out for the match, putting him 4-3 in front in the head-to-head between the pair in 2012. |
The usual head-to-head between the Tech 3 Yamahas didn't materialise on this occasion with Andrea Dovizioso forced into battle with the satellite Hondas. |
The head-to-head between the Scot and the Spaniard stands at five wins each, although they have never previously met on a grass court, let alone an indoor one. |
Because it's no longer three teams on four points - Czech Republic would have six; Russia and Greece four and it would be the head-to-head between those two sides that would decide it. |
The two men go head-to-head over Iraq and their positions on leaving US troops there. |
Murray, of course, has beaten Federer before: Indeed he has a winning head-to-head over him. |
In it, they went head-to-head over the right back position and who should stay in it as we move forward. |
In what was described as an animated discussion, Brewer and Obama went head-to-head over her book, Scorpions for Breakfast. |
He rightly points out that few scholars want to re-fight the theory wars of the 1980s, when critics went head-to-head over deconstruction and other tradition-rattling schools of thought. |
Academics Richard Jackson and Alexander Gillespie went head-to-head over the question of whether New Zealand troops in Afghanistan died in vain, producing a solid argument on a great-looking page. |
Phoenix Entertainment reported that at least eight domestic movies will compete head-to-head during the National Day holiday in October, another peak period for filmgoing. |