Sentence examples for has headed in from inspiring English sources

In Syria, the fate of the northern bald ibis has headed in the opposite direction.

As the number of officers has fallen, though, the city's murder rate has headed in the opposite direction.

But even as new development has pushed Jersey City's population to 240,000, readership has headed in the other direction.

Mackovic appeared at a news conference yesterday in Tucson to be introduced as the Wildcats' new coach, the fourth program he has headed in what will be his 14th season as a major college coach.

Since his one-year suspension began last July, Mr. Dell has headed In All Things Charity, a group that tries to persuade church leaders to honor same-sex relationships.

The implicit assumption is that workers are not fully capable of making rational decisions about their own welfare.But when it comes to another big change, the government has headed in a different direction; assuming that people are perfectly capable of making financial decisions on their own.

Meanwhile, John Browne, former head of BP, seems to have headed in the other direction.

But some governments have headed in the other direction, including Hungary, Poland, Thailand, India and South Africa.

But an abundance of other films had headed in the direction of restaurant vérité.

But out-of-pocket health-care expenses have headed in the opposite direction — medical debt appears to be falling.

"It's probably the best header I've headed in my life".