Heading used in a sentence

Heading in a sentence as a noun

Did he not practice this presentation at Path before heading out?

The software industry is heading in very bad directions, and this is at least a glimmer of hope.

While it's painful that this is happening now and not a year ago, I'm heartened that Hal is heading the internal investigation.

It is a giant rusty ship heading to its grave, the captain waving his big dick around "Doesn't matter what everyone says, this will be successful!

I wrote about this previously, but, look for gaming to start heading in the direction of VR with technology like Oculus Rift.

Hitchhiking is far easier if you look and smell "normal".I remember driving a BMW from the 7 series into the sunset heading to the atlantic ocean in france.

Links get prefixed with "link", headings with "heading 3", so on and so forth. The software developers in the audience probably already see the problem coming, when I learned how this worked I was rather offended.

I know this is a ridiculous request, I don't care about hotel or accommodation or plans or anything, can you just put me on the next plane heading eastwards?

Similar keystrokes are available for all the levels of headings, for links both visited and unvisited, for landmarks, for tables, so on and so forth. The title attribute of a link is read in a few cases: 1: when the link is explicitly tabbed to, and 2: when the link does not have text.

If a product is rejected, it's expected to be replaced immediately without interrupting the flow of products heading out to new customers.

Setting up some ideal of perfection, no matter how well-intended, and then mucking around with the way societal interaction works in some effort to improve on things is heading down a very dark path that has a very unhappy ending.