Sentence examples for which is headed toward from inspiring English sources

Animosities will no doubt escalate in the National Hockey League, which is headed toward labor strife.

Pete Docter, who directed "Up," will tackle the second project, which is headed toward 2014 and is set inside the human mind.

Economists from the University of Washington presented a paper on the effects of the minimum wage in Seattle, which is headed toward $15 for all employers by 2021.

That legislation has been included in the National Defense Authorization Act, which is headed toward Senate passage in coming days, but the White House announced Wednesday that it intends to try to kill the ZTE measure when a final compromise defense bill is written by House and Senate negotiators.

Shroff: I am working on a novella right now, which is headed toward novel length.

The closure of the plant is a major issue for the Scottish government, which is heading toward a referendum on independence next year.

Eight TSG vans are parked around the sidestreets, but most officers – around 200, including reinforcements from the City of London force – have surrounded the march, which is heading toward Trafalgar Square.

If he can't run an S.&L., how can he run California?" Mr. Simon, who some political analysts believe has been slow to attack Mr. Davis, fired back by saying Mr. Davis had mismanaged the state budget, which is heading toward a huge deficit after years of surpluses.

In funeral parlors and pharmacies, used-car lots and the City Council chambers, the city's black establishment overwhelmingly supports his nomination to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which is heading toward a contentious vote in the Senate in the first major judicial battle of the Bush administration.

Other provisions of the transportation bill, which was headed toward a final vote Wednesday, grant states the freedom to use interstate highway funds for construction of other principal highways and end a decades-old ban on the use of Federal highway funds to help construct toll roads.

He didn't have money to make payments on the $5.3 million loan he had just taken out against his Brooklyn brownstone, either, which was heading toward foreclosure as he ran the Trump campaign.