“headed”造句，怎麼用headed造句

But where is the silver chariot headed?

He put the beast out and headed home.

David Duncan headed petitioner's "engagement team" for Enron.

To those critics' dismay, the Labor government headed by Kevin Rudd has continued with the intervention.

I headed for the school, jumping like a clumsy rabbit in and out of snowbanks.

Yeah, she headed to a really, up against the officials. So she is fairly rebellious character.

Despite its frayed reputation as a prudent fiscal manager, no one believes the U.S. itself is headed for junk status.

Hermione, Ron, and Travers headed toward an old goblin who was examining a thick gold coin through an eyeglass.

Patrick Gill, who headed the project, had been trying to create a lens-less implantable device to detect brain neurons that, due to modifications, glow when they’re active.

But as it passed south of Cleveland, Ohio, it took a sudden, violent left turn and headed inexplicably back into Pennsylvania.

The spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center in Denton, Nebraska, is home to red-headed woodpeckers (above), among other birds and wildlife.

I headed out and walked the streets for hours, taking in the atmosphere and trying to envision what the city must have been like when, in the 7th century, it was the world's most populous metropolis.

The couple turned off Highway 56 near Modena and headed north up a dirt road into Hamblin Valley. Soon they'd entered a stark terrain of sagebrush and red earth.

I felt lousy the first couple days but then my energy surged. I also felt more clear-headed than ever, as if a "fog of brain" had been lifted; it felt like my brain had gotten a CPU and a RAM upgrade.

They headed my report with a banner.

The boil on your face has headed.

Your little passenger is headed for a major growth spurt.

The baby's father is Pasha, a very beefy and bull-headed man.

Originally, because Horus was depicted as a hawk or a falcon-headed god, the Romans turned Horus into an eagle-headed god and the eagle symbol was transferred to Christianity.

The result of these experiments will be a nightmarish world filled with two-headed monsters and other mutants.

Chaired meetings and headed the negotiation discussion that resulted in the settlement of a long protracted contractual and legal issue with the subcontractor and client.

Early one clear, still morning this past May, I slipped out of the funky old hot-springs town of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, and headed southeast into the high desert.

The car headed directly toward Chengdu.

The heroic sisters quickly headed off the panic-stricken sheep.

A group of noisy visitors rounded the corner behind them and headed for the grave.

The paint was covered by salt crystals and gelatin the researchers headed to Italy to learn about a glue-munching bacteria.

A cool-headed pilot maneuvered his crippled jetliner over New York City and ditched it in the frigid Hudson River, and all 155 on board were pulled to safety as the plane slowly sank.

I can give many examples of temperamental geldings and level-headed mares to counteract the fallacy of the hot-headed chestnut mare syndrome.

(Excerpt from a talk with the eighth delegation for visiting China of the Komei Party of Japan headed by Yoshikatsu Takeiri, the Chairman of the Party's Central Executive Committee.)

He replayed the part of the tape in which Tom headed the ball into an open goal.

We beached the boat and headed inland.