Sentence examples for be headlong from inspiring English sources
adverb
With the head first or down.
Now if this were Empire, all of these secrets would be out by episode three and we'd be headlong into new complications.
It's sometimes rewarding, since Kelley is smart and funny no matter what language he uses, but it is never easy, and it slows down a book that, in its bones, wants to be headlong and exuberant — so much so that readers can be forgiven for wanting to skip the difficult bits to get back to the plot.
He was headlong into a rant about something that no one can quite remember when he reached into his back pocket.
Today, Rauch is headlong into his second act.
Because we are headlong into the age of the micro-niche.
India in 1960 was trying to find its place in a world that was headlong into the Cold War.
What was Headlong thinking?
The break for freedom is headlong and noisy.
His rush to experience life was headlong, creative and immediate.
A rush to judgement in these circumstances is headlong dash into Nowheresville.
It's headlong and compelling, and I read it between breath and breath.
