Sentence examples for headed to war from inspiring English sources

In discussing Iraq, the president told reporters, "I hope we're not headed to war".

The ruse was part of a bipartisan pattern of deception for the sake of security engaged in by both of the last two presidents to cover their tracks as they headed to war zones.

This is particularly true of the title track — a woeful song of a soldier headed to war — with an accompaniment of horns, strings, and organ that contorts sonically into incidental frequencies reminiscent of a synthesizer, lending it a uniquely eerie quality.

Congressman Dick Gephardt on January 18th, one day before Iowa's caucus-goers decided to set the former Democratic House leader freeUnderstate of the union "The man who told Congress a year ago he was headed to war arrived this year with...an appeal to athletes to stop popping steroids".

The graffiti was scrawled on the undersides of the canvas, quadruple-decker bunks: names and hometowns of young men headed to war in Vietnam, peace symbols, song lyrics, drawings of girlfriends and calendars counting down the days until they could go back home.

At 73, she strapped on body armor and headed to war so you didn't have to.

For troops heading to war, it was a revelation.

I didn't know what he meant when I was 20 and heading to war.

In the summer of 2002, it was clear we were heading to war.

The groom was about to head to war, and there was to be no honeymoon, so the hotel sent a full meal home with the couple.

Given the copious news leaks and op-ed skirmishes of the past six months, nobody could argue that if people only knew what kind of policy arguments were taking place inside the Administration we wouldn't be heading to war.