Sentence examples for looks headed for from inspiring English sources
And yet he looks headed for victory in Italy's general election on Sunday May 13th.
Mr. Canova looks headed for defeat, but not without bruising Ms. Wasserman Schultz all summer.
Telecom Italia, one of Europe's pioneering telecoms firms in the 1990s, looks headed for an inglorious future.
The Czech Republic also looks headed for the 2012 finals after a 2-0 home victory over Montenegro.
Next door in Portugal, the socialist government looks headed for defeat in an election in September; so does Britain's Labour government next year.
The U.S. economy looks headed for a rough autumn, with slowdown threats looming from the housing market, the Middle East and Washington.
In the early going against Nalbandian, Nadal looked headed for defeat.
The MetroStars looked headed for defeat when Harris scored for the fifth consecutive game.
The A-Train, the rookie from Michigan, had arrived and Allen looked headed for the bench to become invisible.
After three relatively easy wins, Sharapova looked headed for a fourth against the veteran Nadia Petrova, taking the first set easily.
Tolles looked headed for stardom during 1997, when he finished third at the Masters, tied for fifth at the United States Open and nearly made the 1997 Ryder Cup team.
