Sentence examples for it seems heading from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama and Mr Netanyahu are, it seems, heading for an even more uncomfortable relationship during which the fate of the damaged and discredited two-state solution may be finally decided.

Especially in its early scenes, it seems headed in a much raunchier direction than it eventually takes.

It seems headed the other way.

The experts at Billboard predict that "Shake It Off" will be another pop hit — they say it "seems headed for the top of the chart".

It seems headed toward the nation's tsunami-ravaged northeastern coast, raising fears of another inundation at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

For another, Mr. Carey's balancing act of real and wittily fanciful elements is so ambitious that it seems headed for a higher pinnacle than it ever reaches.

But nobody, not even New Yorkers, it seems, heads to minor-league games expecting to see Jackie Robinson, Mike Piazza or, for that matter, Del Bissonette.

The hurricane is already looking ragged -- a tight spiral of clouds denotes a stronger, more dangerous storm -- as it seems headed, forecasters tentatively predicted, for the Florida Straits and then into the gulf.

Even if the economy is below its full productive capacity — as it was in November 1984 when the unemployment rate was 7.2 percent, and as it certainly was in 1936, when it was still around 17 percent — voters may be willing to overlook this, provided it seems headed in the right direction.

At least that was how it seemed heading into the ninth inning.

In the mid-1970's, none of it seemed headed for the Top 40 anytime soon.