Sentence examples for headed sooner from inspiring English sources

The new governor may hope to deploy his favoured tool, of "forward guidance" – telling the public where interest rates are headed – sooner rather than later.

Now, in poll after poll, Israelis say they feel more threatened by this religious-secular schism than by the conflict with the Arabs (which most believe is headed, sooner or later, towards a negotiated solution).In this section Israel's culture wars Truth, lies and cyberspace The other Kurosawa Via Dolorosa or Mount of Olives?

Sold for £6.98 million, "Après le déjeuner" will head sooner or later for some major museum.

It's going to come to a head sooner or later.

The government may even see some advantage in bringing confrontation to a head sooner rather than later.

He throws the ball so hard that Plaxico Burress said that Giants receivers needed to turn their head sooner to see the ball.

So I think for them, you know, this is going to come to a head sooner rather than later.

A growing number of experts contend that the European Central Bank should have seen the trouble coming and headed it off sooner.

If Michelle had wanted a closed beach, she could have headed to our gulf sooner.

Just listen to Ségolène Royal, who was the Socialist candidate for president in 2007 while her partner of three decades, François Hollande, headed the Socialist Party: no sooner did she lose the race than she started laying no small part of the blame on his tepid support.

"We're headed for a crash sooner or later," he observes.