Sentence examples for heading because of from inspiring English sources

"It's where other cities are heading because of the economic downturn".

He shuts his mouth and shakes his head, because, of course, he prefers the sweet raisins to the pecans.

Now the Mets are run by Sandy Alderson, and Terry Collins has already won part of the crowd with his fire, but who knows where this organization is headed because of the Madoff scandal?

Most investors believe that interest rates are heading higher because of profligate government spending.

"The boy died," announced the head surgeon, "because of a doctor's arrogance".

The Home Office says he was hired to head Ricu because of his expertise in counter-terrorism strategic communications.

It scared a lotta heads away because of its pungency, and that stroked my boat just fine.

"But I don't think you hammer yourself over the head because of 39 shots.

Scovel had a price on his head because of his stories on the Cuban insurgents.

Whenever I approach character it pops into my head because of the standard of characterisation.

It's risen its ugly head because of the incident we're talking about.