Sentence examples for headed for something from inspiring English sources

"We're headed for something much messier.

"There are people in Washington who when you meet them you know they are headed for something big," said Brian Hart, who worked with Mr. Ryan in the office of Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas in the late 1990s.

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.

And if we do not reach a two-state solution now, both of us are headed for something that neither side will find itself happy in having, namely a state of affairs in which Jews and Arabs are intermingled, in which there is no Jewish state really, and there is no Arab state".

For many people, the idea of school discipline will still be synonymous with Victorian images of cane-wielding teachers, but we now seem to be headed for something much more insidious: authoritarianism for children, sold to students and staff using the dazzle of technology, and the modern vocabulary of the security crackdown.

But fear not: while its namesake may be headed for something new, AnandTech itself isn't going anywhere.

Eccentric as they are, they head for something akin to pop hooks, making them more memorable.

The big question as 2012 ends is whether life on Earth is heading for something similar.

I have a gloomy feeling that we may be heading for something similar.

I'm very much a believer in the character always heading for something or after something.

Musically, it looks as if we are heading for something that would fit one of his ensemble projects, Assembly.