Sentence examples for a heading that would from inspiring English sources

Tote executives said the captain, Michael Davidson, planned a heading that would have enabled El Faro to bypass Joaquin if the ship hadn't lost power.

In his memoir "The Tibbets Story," he told of "the awesome sight that met our eyes as we turned for a heading that would take us alongside the burning, devastated city".

A head that wouldn't stop processing ruminating thoughts.

At $5 a head, that would mean at least $5,000 a month, excluding concession sales, and the revenue generated from players who participate in the popular weekly tournaments.

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I have a comically oversized head that would only really work in a Munsters reboot.

He created a magnetic recording head that would surround but not touch the wire, so that the actual recording would be impressed symmetrically on the wire by the gap of air between the head and the wire.

Yet I remember Fo, who had a handsome, leonine head that wouldn't have been out of place among the carved Roman emperors outside Oxford's Sheldonian theatre, telling me how happy he was.

Mr. Dickey said that if the syringe was switched with a 3-D printing head, that would produce a 3-D printer that could print metal.

He was the one who invited Lessing, who he thought was walking on his head in the manner of all philosophers, to perform a salto mortale (a jump heels over head) that would redress his position and thus allow him to move again on the ground of common sense.

A violent push from the side can send an off-balance mosher directly into an oncoming elbow or head that would've otherwise been averted.