Sentence examples for has been headed for from inspiring English sources

Big-time baseball, enriched by merchandising, has boomed to a net worth of $2.5 billion, while attendance, boosted by new parks in Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland, and Arlington, Texas, and by eager hordes of new fans in the Miami and Denver expansion franchises, has been headed for something on the order of 70 million in an uninterrupted 1994 season.

A second team of scientists, at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, has come up with slightly different results using the same raw data -- suggesting that last year was the fifth-warmest on record -- but the groups reached the same conclusion on where Earth's climate has been headed for the past quarter-century.

"Just to be clear, my role as a diplomat is to make sure that we never get to a place where we have to confront the difficult situation in Korea that this country has been headed for now for a couple of decades," he told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Not to sound too toot-my-own-horn-ey but this is the way that Twitter has been headed for some time, as I noted late last year.

If that is the case, PIRCH, the high-end kitchen and bath retailer known for its in-store shopping experience, has been headed for a fall.

DAVID SAINSBURY United Kingdom $4.9 billion Age: 58 Since last year J. Sainsbury Plc, the U.K.'s second-largest food retailer, has been headed for the first time by someone outside the Sainsbury family.

It's the battle that the entire series has been heading for.

For some years now, the Mubarak regime has been heading for disaster.

There's only one direction that its headcount has been heading for years now, and it isn't up.

At its current levels of capital spending, Cablevision has been heading for a cash deficit of at least $600 million next year.

Its remaining 54% stake in Iberia, the national airline, has been heading for a sale for over a year, but has yet to be offered.