keep your head on a swivel

Always got to keep your head on a swivel,” he said.

"Keep your head on a swivel," looking to the left and right, he told them.

Just straight up "keep your head on a swivel" dangerous.

Keep your head on a swivel and never lose positional awareness.

"You have to be confident in your training, and keep your head on a swivel."

Shoot straight and keep your head on a swivel to check your 6.

This is the time to put your phone away and keep your head on a swivel - use "situational awareness."

It starts to get out of control pretty bad, and I think you learn from that, you learn to keep your head on a swivel.

And pilots do look; one of the first things an aviation cadet is taught is to "Keep your head on a swivel"; in other words, keep looking around the sky.

Several weeks later we played the Cowboys in Dallas, and the night before the game I talked with Luis and reminded him "to keep your head on a swivel."

"As coaches always say, "Keep your head on a swivel so you know what's going on around you," " said Dr. Michael O'Brien at Boston Children's Hospital.

If I see you cheap shotting one of my teammates, if I see you picking on one of my teammates, you better keep your head on a swivel."