Sentence examples for course heading on from inspiring English sources

I'll be checking out what's trending on Twitter, seeing what's new on Tumblr, sharing interests on Pinterest and, of course, heading on over to Facebook, where I can see which friend I'm supposed to buy a Target or Starbucks gift card for today.

Tropical Storm Alex is on a course heading for northeastern Mexico and a stretch of Texas.

An air traffic controller, whom the F.A.A. did not name, ordered the American jet to turn right -- a tack that put it on a course heading for the Delta.

The trawler continued on a course headed for the beach area near the bonfires and ran aground 400 yards from the shore.

Enid is on a course headed for nothingness: no friends, no goals, no resources--only an acute sense of all that's wrong with the world.

At 8.59, now south of Manhattan, the plane turned again, straightening up on on a course heading directly for the World Trade Centre.

The flight was on course heading southwest toward Los Angeles until 8 47, when, west of the George Washington Bridge over New Jersey, the plane made a sharp left turn.

Early Saturday morning, the Crystal — for reasons that have not been explained — swung around 180 degrees in that busy waterway and doubled back on its course, heading nearly due west.

1.46pm: While you wait for that you can, of course, head on over to Paul Doyle to find out what's going on in Chelsea's tussle against Portsmouth.

Danny, of course, heads straight in.

Vucic is heading on a course that could continue towards the political suicide of the Serbian nation that had already been seen in Milosevic's era.