Sentence examples for headed something from inspiring English sources

"It's the first time that I ever headed something," he said.

It amuses me when some respectable piece of prose is headed: "Something for the weekend?", which was what the barbers used to say to potential buyers.

Both sides seemed to agree on one thing: that the riots set the stage for a debate about British society and where it was headed, something that neither Mr. Cameron nor his Labor predecessors had been able to accomplish.

Following up with U.S. Battery were attorney Michael Freund and his client Don May, a chap who heads something called California Earth Corps out of his home.

Not long after takeoff from LaGuardia last January 15, as the Charlotte-bound US Airwass flight was climbing out smoothly over the Bronx on a northerly heading, something hit the airplane.

"We're headed for something much messier.

Then I headed to something more uplifting: the Kasubi Tombs, a Unesco World Heritage site.

I suspect we may be headed toward something more collaborative, more authentically inclusive.

The old power structure is changing and we're headed toward something new".

Scenes that seem headed toward something big or boggling are apt to fizzle and fade.

I think we're headed for something like that on the climate front.