Sentence examples for the one heading from inspiring English sources

The next-longest section is the one heading to auction later this month, the content of which is "fairly crucial", said Geiger.

Things shouldn't be like this, but unless and until the capital is awarded a devolution revolution something like the one heading Scotland's way, its politicians can only dream of Tobin taxes, land value taxes, restructured council tax bands and all the rest of it.

My favourite route was the one heading west, or "up island", taking in sleepy West Tisbury, where I stopped at Alley's General Store (open since 1858) for a lime soda, before carrying on through increasingly wild pasture land, past crumbling farmhouses and dirt roads, ancient stone walls and wildflower meadows.

("The message of his work," he writes of Mr. Hughes, "far from being 'look how much I've read,' is 'look how much there is to read.' ") THERE are no prizes for spotting that I had myself in mind when I said Agee was versatile in an age that doesn't understand versatility," Mr. James writes, flinging a boomerang at the reader to deflect the one heading back toward him.

In fact, if you listen to all the current cable chatter, you'd think she could be the one heading to jail.

The greater concern for disability scholars may be with the conflation of disadvantages resulting from unchosen impairments with disadvantages resulting from unchosen social conditions under the one heading of "bad brute luck".

In a few ways, the House Republican bill resembles the one headed for the House floor.

Which is the one headed up by recently ousted President, Viktor Yanukovych.

It's possible you haven't heard of "The Society" because Melbourne's other gangland circle, the one headed by Carl Williams, dominated media bandwidth throughout the 2000s.

You're the one headed for trouble if you do this.

Many of the old Communist commanders enrolled in the Taliban, and they are probably the ones heading right now for the barber shop.