heads will roll

Heads will roll for that one, you may be sure.

It must be delivered to him immediately, or heads will roll.

Anyway, as I was saying, if it happens again, heads will roll.

Off the record, they acknowledged that "heads will roll," and some said it was about time.

"If we even give her a drink of water, our heads will roll in the morning.

"If we are, then a lot of heads will roll.

One has the feeling heads will roll for this.

Too many heads will roll if they get caught helping us."

In the Yankees fail to make the playoffs, heads will roll.

"I have a feeling this time heads will roll."

But if Sphinx fails, mark my words, heads will roll.

You can feel it in the dank Bronx air: heads will roll.

But when the coach starts saying that heads will roll, even star players begin checking their necks.

And you're going to spell it all out with a subcommittee, and our heads will roll.

Wickenheiser has since been fired by the board, and other heads will roll.

"If anyone finds out there's a hacker at Livermore, heads will roll."

Very odd-looking heads will roll if shrieks don't pick up.

Then the November 1918 revolution will be avenged and heads will roll!

It went something like this: "If this project fails, heads will roll.

If this comes out, heads will roll.

It will be a scandal and heads will roll."

There's been some cheating in the centrifuge; if there's any more, heads will roll.

Some heads will roll, I promise you.

While the selectors have made just one change this time, it seems certain several heads will roll if Australia go two up at Lord's.

I rather think heads will roll.