Sentence examples for was headed towards from inspiring English sources

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was headed towards

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And main sense organs. countable The part of the body of an animal or human which contains the brain, mouth,

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The couple was headed towards a collection of suburbs surrounding the city of Detroit.

Young suggested that the world was headed towards a showdown between high IQ meritocrats and the poorly educated masses.

"Mrs Bryant came out, and she was headed towards her car and for some unknown reason … Emmett whistled at Carolyn Bryant.

Suso was once again the provider as his ball from the right was headed towards goal by defender Alessio Romagnoli before cannoning back off Buffon's crossbar.

If the GOP were to offer substantial changes to the law next year that do not entirely unravel its structure, they could be hailed as having saved a health-care reform programme that was headed towards destruction.

It's been clear for months that Macklemore was headed towards the Grammys – he and producer/collaborator Ryan Lewis were nominated for seven awards including best new artist, record of the year and album of the year.

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Annual growth was heading towards 10%.

Nigeria was heading towards independence.

He warned that Pakistan was heading towards international isolation.

I no longer knew if I was heading towards my goal or away from it.

At the same time the S&P 500 was heading towards 1600.

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