Sentence examples for capital heading from inspiring English sources

British-built armored cars with Kuwaiti crews rolled through the capital heading 30 miles to the north to face Iraqi forces estimated at two brigades.

These are ideas aimed at replenishing the government's political capital heading into an election campaign, and neutralising the Labor party's core campaign platform.

After a string of successes by the Northern Alliance, the forces of the Taliban retreated early this morning from the Afghan capital, heading southward to their heartland in a move that smacked of tactical withdrawal.

And there is, they know, the opportunity to earn political capital heading into next year's Congressional elections if evidence does emerge that Republican prosecutors were motivated by politics in pursuing Mr. Torricelli.

The two hundred strong caravan drew a cautiously wide anti-clockwise arc around the capital, heading north.

For first-time superfans visiting the British capital, heading to Warner Bros Studio Tour or seeing a theater production of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" seems like a no-brainer.

In a foreshadowing of the 2007-08 global financial crisis, foreign capital headed for home and local banks struggled to fill the gap.

Exports, the engine of German growth, should hit a record high for 1998, but in September they dipped to 3% below the figure a year earlier, because of the Russian economic crisis.Pussycats, reallySo are labour and capital headed for an almighty showdown?

In the turbulent years that followed, Washington moved quickly to establish a strong presence in the former Soviet republic, including the establishment of a C.I.A. post in the Georgian capital headed by Mr. Woodruff, who was the agency's director for the Caucasus region.

Nevertheless, where's all that new capital headed towards?

Surprisingly it is Friday, when millions in the capital head out to the pubs, clubs and bars, that proved to be the day with least thefts last year with 14,876.