Sentence examples for suggest heading for from inspiring English sources

While the main island of San Andrés is the traditional tourist favorite, many travelers suggest heading for the Cayos del Este Sudeste, a virtually-unpopulated chain of islands with dozens of palm-studded white-sand keys like Cayo Bolivar, pictured above, whose teaming reefs and virgin beaches are just waiting to be discovered by would-be Robinson Crusoes.

Turner suggests heading to Anthropologie for great alphabet letter hooks made out of old print blocks or to Graham and Green for their bestselling deer horn hooks.

As polls suggested Quebec was heading for independence, the No campaign took last-ditch action.

All the signs from Congress suggested Obama was heading for defeat, at least in the House, in his quest for approval for military action.

Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said Donald Trump's election victory made him "sick to my stomach" and suggested America was heading for a Rome-like downfall.

Accordingly, Mr. Green's campaign advisers displayed a wave of relief upon learning of the first round of surveys of voters leaving the polls that suggested he was heading for a victory.

With the latest polls suggesting Labour is heading for its worst performance in local elections since 1982, and could lose up to 175 council seats, Corbyn's team are keen to turn attention away from the issue of antisemitism and focus on campaigning.

TNS BMRB's estimate of the size of the swing over the last month or so is somewhat smaller – eight points rather than 12 – but it is still enough to mean that a second company that had hitherto suggested No were heading for a fairly comfortable victory now reckons the referendum race is too close to call.

Recent data don't suggest that America is heading for a Greece-style collapse of investor confidence.

Trends suggest that we're heading for a global online arbitrage of opportunity, however, with good workers in bad places able to snatch business away from better-performing environments.

On the eve of a pre-election visit by Miliband, the Labour leader, to Scotland, where polls suggest the SNP is heading for a landslide win, the former first minister declared on Sunday that he expected to "hold the power" in a hung parliament.