Sentence examples for heading similar from inspiring English sources

"It is really important to see this result" from a prospective study, says Jean-Françoise Dartigues of the University of Bordeaux, France, who is heading similar work.

New York state Comptroller William C. Thompson, Jr. and his counterparts in Pennsylvania and Connecticut are heading similar queries to prevent the sudden share losses that would result from negative publicity should a company be found associating with a country or foreign leader involved with terrorism-related activities.

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has hired a new director of recreation and parks, choosing an experienced manager who has headed similar agencies in three cities.

The new platforms can match passengers heading to similar places, calculate the fastest or cheapest routes, and handle the billing.

Expedia declined to comment on the progress of that initiative, but other Internet companies are heading in similar directions.

But to slaves heading north, similar forests or bodies of water were either welcome escape routes or fearsome obstacles.

A narrow focus on the newspaper (or radio) market ignores the impact of convergence and the speed at which all the players are heading for similar destinations.

Her large white head, similar to his but more weathered, trembles a little but may have been trembling all along.

Her approach involved squeezing inks containing ceramic or metal particles out of a print head, similar to the way toothpaste would be squeezed from a tube.

The model numbers refer to the square inches in the racket head, and a 105-square-inch head, similar to the size Serena Williams uses, means a bigger sweet spot and more power.

The Belgian artist Jean Roba started "Boule et Bill" in 1959, and the characters' bulbous noses and round heads (similar to "Dennis the Menace" or "Beetle Bailey") are emblematic of that decade's comic style.