Sentence examples for headed to do from inspiring English sources
When an Indonesian friend mentions that her son, graduating from Harvard Law School and headed to do pro bono law in Chicago, must want to become America's president, Dunham weeps.
"I'm doing my part and trying to do the best job that I can and to go from two years ago, when I was homeless and had nothing, had no money, didn't know how I was going to pay for the next meal to go to 'ok, now we've put money and the spotlight on these companies and we're headed to do twice as much as that over the next couple of years,' I have to look at that as a success," Hamilton said.
Getting ready.. Heading to do Howard Stern this am!! Hmm what could he possibly ask this time?!?!" Richards tweeted Tuesday morning.
For instant weights, you can ditch a shopping cart for baskets while heading to do your groceries.
I hadn't thought about going in there until that last second when it came into my head to do it, so I was shocked".
If he took it into his head to do so, Mr Brown could mount a successful strike against Mr Blair's leadership.
In Mr. Gordon's view, the problem was not that his people were in over their heads but that there were not enough heads to do the job.
It was just dudes talking about sex and Star Wars.' It brought me back to what it was, and it cleared my head to do the sequel.
The article is about Muslims but its author assumes that whatever they have taken it into their heads to do is "Islamic".
And don't expect a new union head to do much about another issue that Upshaw took recent heat on: pensions for retired players.
