come to a head's Usage Examples:

Conflicts come to a head between reformed (Discalced) and unreformed (Calced) orders.

Filipinos were often portrayed as sexual threats that wanted to mix with white and Mexican women, and concerns over hybridization caused several race riots to come to a head.

crowned and the city"s internal and external conflicts are about to come to a head.

usually carefully written so that storylines from throughout the year come to a head and interconnect.

Bombshell"s success may be in jeopardy as Eileen"s issues with Richard come to a head.

In August, things come to a head when Christine actually makes a pass at Arthur.

Scully"s fears about finding Mulder come to a head with the sudden recovery of one of the abductees seized at the same.

"To be big-headed" - to be overly full of oneself "To come to a head" – to reach a critical stage and require immediate action "To bite someone"s.

Things come to a head in March 1988 when Rod accidentally forgets to pick Annie up from play-group.

sex comedy concerning a businessman (Simon Brent) whose cheating ways come to a head in Italy when the secret lover of his equally cheating wife (Lisa Collings).

Things come to a head at the betrothal dinner held for Claude and Karen, at which everyone.

Eve deals with her last encounter with her ex, and Alex"s mistakes come to a head when Steffi comes to him with a shocking proposal.

company had suffered financial troubles from early on, which started to come to a head towards the end of the Ranma TV series in 1992.

Synonyms:

put down, attain, flood in, come in, roll up, pull in, reach, move in, set ashore, drive in, get in, arrive, get, shore, set down, land, bring down, plump in, draw in, hit,

Antonyms:

leave, pull out, arrive, embark, inflate,