Sentence examples for low heading from inspiring English sources

With his poll numbers uncomfortably low heading into the midterm Congressional campaign, he is arguing that his policies have begun paying off, as he did when he talked about his auto industry bailout on Thursday.

Goldman Sachs said: "With Dell's shares down 6% in the past two weeks, compared to a decline of 4% for the Nasdaq [composite] and 1% for the S&P 500, expectations seem relatively low heading into Dell's earnings report".

Expectations for the young netminder were low heading into the season, with head coach Ron Wilson saying "We wanted him to play in the minors and continue to get better, develop and try to stay healthy".

Expectations for progress are low heading into the I.M.F. and World Bank meetings.

"When I saw it heading toward the sea nose down, I screamed, 'Oh my God, this thing is going down.' " He and another Al-Fodha resident, who identified himself as Riyadh, said the plane flew unusually low heading to the runway, but took a sharp turn toward the sea.

Someone might recall the peddler who sold fruit off a wagon or their memories might be considerably more contemporary because some of them, having moved to the church step side on Sept. 11, had a clear vision of the Avenue of the Americas as a passenger jet roared over it low heading due south.

Though he played well in August (batting.290), he struggled through September, and expectations were relatively low headed into the offseason.

It has a long neck and a long, low head with numerous small, sharp, recurved teeth.

The organizers seemed undaunted — a low head count does not necessarily mean an event has lost money.

Later, when the sun sinks low, head lazily home with seashells in hand and the sweet smell of wind in your hair.

In the photograph a little girl is hunched low, head bent to the ground, ribs jutting out from a too-small body wasting away from starvation.