Sentence examples for be headed off from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, the fiscal problems implicit in such longevity can be headed off before the new schemes mature.
Yesterday, as they arrived in court, they were aware they could soon be headed off to jail, Mr. Schlein said.
How could the arms race be headed off before the world became locked into what Churchill called "the balance of terror"?
The European commission's threat to the Premiership's TV deal might be headed off if some of the money went to democratising football, writes Jonathan Michie.
Prof Mike Brown, vice-chancellor of Liverpool John Moores, said the views of MPs had to be "headed off at the pass before it gets too silly".
While untreated, these patients dearly cost the community in repeated health care, accidents, unemployment and prisons; when treated, many of them can be headed off at the pass.
With this Supreme Court session all but over, Justice Scalia should be heading off on vacation.
It looks as if his skills as a storyteller may be heading off into Stephen King territory.
We are headed off a financial cliff.
The two are related.Nowhere has an AIDS epidemic been headed off without hefty expenditure.
