Sentence examples for time heading for from inspiring English sources

Soon after his return to England, he left the country again, this time heading for Rome, which would be his home until his death in 1832.

With the clock ticking down in the final minute, Jefferson and Martin led the Nets one more time, heading for the exit before the final buzzer.

pic.twitter.com/UMyw3MXnqg July 23 , 201410.29am BST Military transport planes carrying bodies leave Ukraine The two military transport planes, one Dutch and one Australian, left Ukraine at midday local time, heading for Eindhoven air base.

After a couple of days' familiarisation and extra training, Kevin bade me farewell and I was off on my own for the first time, heading for London 200 miles away, wobbling along the A-roads somewhat circumspectly, frustrated tractor drivers stuck behind me.

The plane, an Ilyushin Il-78, was carrying troops from the People's National Army as well as equipment, when it took off just before 8 a.m. local time, heading for Bechar in south-western Algeria.

The standoff was broken by Kurt Laqueur (de), the West German consul in Zagreb, who signed the refueling order without having been authorized to do so, thus allowing the Lufthansa jet to depart at 18 50, this time heading for Tripoli.

The Singer Building was well under way by that time, headed for a height of 600 feet.

With roughly 20 other Bengali women, many of whom, like her, had left their children at home, she stepped onto an airplane for the first time, headed for the Malaysian island of Penang.

It left on time, heading non-stop for Cambridge at approaching 100 miles per hour.

If free falling over Oahu at 120 mph is your idea of a good time, head for the North Shore.

Pacific time and heading for its fourth weekly increase.