Sentence examples for heading for those from inspiring English sources

Both are going to be heading for those same hills.

In the meantime, in both Iraq and Syria, U.S. operations seem to be on an inexorable mission-creep upward, with ever more new troops and special ops types heading for those countries in a generally under-the-radar manner, assumedly with the objective of someday justifying the number of generals awaiting them there.

Ticket holders will be given instructions on where to queue, with those heading for the arena and those watching on the big screens entering from different gates on the west side of the park.

Now, as to that movie Donald Trump would like to make with those generals from central casting and all those dollars heading for the Pentagon and those missiles to come: Why not call it 'American Carnage'?

Then Buffett went to the Wharton School in Philadelphia, the top business school in the United States for finance and for those heading for the higher reaches of Wall Street.

Now, my suggestion for those fans heading for the exits early involves a car.

Tom and Kay Lammers were among those heading for the doors.

Elsewhere, heavy rain is likely to make tomorrow a washout for many and those heading for the hills are being warned of snow showers.

Unless we head for those park benches, I don't have an easy way out.

Earlier Monday the United Nations World Food program said convoys headed for those two towns today would deliver aid for 20,000 people for a month, to include food stuffs like rice, oil, and canned foods, in addition to medical supplies.

Any minor notice of the outside and all that blackness can so disturb your senses, that in an instant you can feel that you're either banking or climbing or falling...and headed for those pages of the local newspaper.