Sentence examples for be headed on from inspiring English sources

In Ms. Bhutto's new book, "Reconciliation," a volume she finished days before she was killed, she lays out her vision of Islam as "an open, pluralistic and tolerant religion" that she says has been hijacked by extremists, and her belief that Islam and the West need not be headed on a collision course toward a "clash of civilizations".

BELGRADE, Serbia — The arrest of the wartime Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, charged in the worst massacre since World War II, was an unlikely yet radical transformation in a country that had appeared to be headed on a path toward virulent nationalism and isolation.

"It is surprising because it suggests that this process is already occurring, and these children may be headed on paths for future cardiovascular disease," says Daniels.

I'm headed on to bigger and better things".

That was where he was headed on Sept. 11, 2001, hoping to make a 9 a.m.

"We are headed on a crisis, a horrible, horrible crisis," Mr. Schwartz began.

Off the free kick, Nasri's cross is headed on frame with power by Diarra.

2 min: A long punt from Buffon in the Juventus goal is headed on by Del Piero.

Indeed, he sounded more optimistic about where America was headed on race than where it is mired on guns.

One doctor heard that Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi was headed on a personal jet to Greece, then Egypt.

Obama's move provides a sense not unexpected of where his administration is headed on energy and the environment.