Sentence examples for driving headlong from inspiring English sources

We are now driving headlong towards the presentations this afternoon at 3pm.

It may also explain the administration's so far self-defeating legal strategy in the terrorism-related cases, which seems to amount to driving headlong into a judicial roadblock.

The band seemed most comfortable in break-neck bop mode, however, driving headlong through Parker's Chi-Chi like a runaway car with only a brick wall to stop it.

"Powell thought that Bush had a bad habit of driving headlong down blind alleys or going along for the ride when policy was being driven by Cheney, often with Rumsfeld in the jump seat," Ms. DeYoung writes.

Congress is still driving headlong into the forced austerity known as sequestration, scheduled to take effect in March, which requires across-the-board spending cuts at the Pentagon and among domestic policy programs.

These "policy" riders seem less like thoughtful efforts to improve the status of our country and more like old ideas ill suited to the 21st century, driving a headlong ideological rush into the last century.

Wantaway Gareth Bale drives headlong into a world of cliché.

Some of us have known since the moment he hopped behind the wheel that this reckless president was driving the nation headlong toward a cliff.

That spread has widened over the last six months as investors rushed headlong into Treasuries, driving down their yields in the process.

No one following the record of air power as an instrument of national whim should be surprised that Moammar Kadafi's army remains apparently uncowed, even driving Libyan rebels back in headlong retreat despite an onslaught of NATO bombs and missiles.

He chose another, longer route, driving with the trucks spread out and at headlong speeds, to limit exposure to attack helicopters and jets.