Sentence examples for heading for battle from inspiring English sources

On the ground, radio transmitters would send navigational signals to missile interceptors heading for battle.

But Evo Morales, Bolivia's socialist president, and his opponents in the more capitalist-minded and prosperous eastern regions are once again heading for battle.

It's like he's headed for battle, or at least for growing up.

"So what?" said Mr. Sarrazin, as he shut his briefcase and headed for battle.

The movie certainly draws us in as young Joey, the horse, strains to learn from Albert how to plow rocky Devon land, and then is sold to a British cavalry officer headed for battle.

He is heading for a battle with the elements, with death, with the future.

David Cameron is heading for a battle on all fronts over Europe as ministers prepare to reject key ideas drawn up by the largest group of Eurosceptic Tory MPs and pro-Europeans dig in for a major confrontation with Downing Street.

Jeremy Corbyn, who opposes Trident, is heading for a battle with much of his shadow cabinet, MPs and trade unions over the issue but the Labour leader is likely to have the support of grassroots members.

Now, when heading for the "battle field" the right gear makes it or breaks it.

The Dubai government and the holding company that asked for a halt in its debt payments are heading for a tough battle as creditors are prepared to fight to recover their money.

I think we're heading for the great battle of Armageddon Revelations talks about.