Sentence examples for which it headed from inspiring English sources

It moved on May 12 to Beirut and to Sidon on May 13, after which it headed to Bint Jbeil.

The general expectation in Westminster is that the Bill will clear the Commons next Friday, after which it heads off to the Lords.

The movie though will only be available for 2 weeks online after which it heads down a more traditional route, heading to pay-per-view TV, DVD and iTunes for a fee.

"Contemporary Muslim Fashions" runs at the De Young Museum until Jan . 6 after which it heads to Frankfurt's Museum Angewandte Kunst.

As Specific Media says in a statement: The company is consolidating forces to ensure greater alignment between its workforce and the direction in which it's headed.

The verdict on the economy may still be out, but for many investors there seems to be no more doubt about the direction in which it is headed.

"All of these buildings illustrate how far New York City had come by the start of the 20th century and signaled the promising direction in which it was headed," the commission's chairman, Robert B. Tierney, said in a statement, adding that the city's historic firehouses are among its "finest expressions of civic character".

Honda's promise, Mendel said, "is that you don't have to give up performance or fuel economy to get driving safety". He declined to say what Honda planned to do next, but he pointed to the Advanced Safety Vehicle-3 concept car, which the company displayed at this year's North American International Auto Show in Detroit, as the direction in which it is headed.

The 2004 report of the Iraq Survey Group (which I headed — it is known as the Duelfer report) was over 1,200 pages and contained much original data collected at great cost in time, energy and lives.

The route continued east from there along Southfields Road to the eastern fringe of Harriman State Park, at which point it headed to West Haverstraw via Willow Grove and Letchworth Village roads, Suffern Lane, and Railroad Avenue.

After hiding the food, the experimenter crouched behind the barrier, out of sight of the canine research subject, and turned his or her face toward the treat-filled container, saying, "Oh, look, look there, this is great!" The dog's handler then released the dog, and the researchers recorded which box it headed toward.