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Be in charge of, lead, as in She headed up the commission on conservation. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]
Example Sentences
Before that last post, she had written: "I was always the good girl in my parents' eyes. But that day, I brought them nothing but shame. They'll never hold their heads up again."
"She hails from London, and has spent the last two years heading up editorial content at British Vogue. She is Wintour's protege and it does feel as if she has been waiting in the wings."
Mr Staley had worked at the US investment bank for three decades, including heading up its asset and wealth management division.
If you’re at the Santa Monica Pier, just head up above the bluffs, which are at about 100 feet above sea level.
"She has had lots of ups and downs but she can hold her head up really high for what she has achieved," England's record goalscorer Ellen White told the Women's Football Weekly podcast.
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