Sentence examples for heading because of the from inspiring English sources

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

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?

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.

I started to hear voices in my head because of the hunger.

Maybe I got that into my head because of the new DI's surname.

And it all came to a head because of the reclusive desert tortoise.

"All these things are coming out, and coming to a head, because of the age of technology that we're in.

"I don't think Americans are sitting around their kitchen tables clamoring for Holder's head because of the A.P. or Fox subpoenas.

She was named Rosa Hinojosa, and he kept saying her name in his head, because of the way it rhymed, which somehow made him feel better.

When activists and their scientist supporters actually have to debate the skeptics, it is no surprise that the former frequently get handed their heads, because of the dodgy statistical inferences made by the global warming political activists.