Sentence examples for what is heading from inspiring English sources

JEREMY SANDES, Ross-On-Wye, HEREFORDSHIRE My first thought was fear (you don't know what is heading towards you in that split second).

Ashton's other issue is that the head coach knows precisely what is heading England's way, not just in Australia but in the three years leading up to the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan.

1635: As far as the next couple of hours goes, how does all the build-up from Milan, and all the action from St Petersburg, sound to you? Good, because that's what is heading in your direction.

Posters featured the balding head of the media theorist John Brockman and the slogan: "What is Head all about?

Neither he nor his instructor could see what was headed toward them.

The nineteenth century was merely a harbinger of what was headed our way.

What is the land-grant university of the 19th century, what is Head Start, what is federal tuition assistance, what is affirmative action, if not testimony to the belief that the state must level the playing field?

No matter what, unemployment is headed much higher.

"What you see here is what you're heading toward," he said, pointing at his leg, fitted with a prosthetic.

"I think that's what we're heading for," he said.

What we are heading towards is Facebook government.