noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
be heading for a nervous breakdown (= be likely to suffer one soon )
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She should slow down a bit - I think she's heading for a nervous breakdown.
heading for a fall (= is likely to fail soon )
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Rumours are that the company is heading for a fall .
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
appropriate
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If you're making them yourself use the appropriate heading tape.
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This was double spaced and contained the employee's name, pay number and appropriate headings for the fields of information needed.
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This groups the estimated costs under appropriate headings with subtotals.
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The nature of the redundancy provisions should therefore be examined in order to select the most appropriate standard heading .
broad
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Documents can only be identified as relevant by scanning the rather larger numbers of documents listed under the broader heading .
following
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Planning the mailing Once the decision has been taken to go ahead a good mailing should be planned under the following headings .
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The main reasons are briefly described under the following headings: physical problems; mental problems; problems due to sensory impairment/loss.
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Nevertheless, it is reasonable to pick out the following headings . 1.
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To our mind, they can be usefully examined under the following four headings .
general
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Leaving these expenses under the general heading of administration in the schools accounts gives governors and staff a distorted picture of expenditure.
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Alternatively, general categories or headings are established and topics listed under these headings.
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Detailed criteria are discussed under more general headings . 1.
main
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For convenience we shall compare the systems under four main headings , with indirect taxes considered first in each case.
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Listed below are the main topical headings and issues that I could decipher.
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Normally, in order to maintain control over the use of subdivisions, each combination of main heading and subdivision must be approved.
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If centring is to be used for main headings , then sub-headings may be either centred or blocked.
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These perspectives fall under two main headings - the formal and the informal approaches to organisations.
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Then summarise the main headings on a small card or cards about the size of a postcard.
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These twelve variables have subsequently been reduced to four main headings by later writers.
separate
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The main conclusions are developed below under separate headings .
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It is recommended that names of intended recipients are shown on a separate heading on the agenda for the meeting concerned.
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It will be convenient to deal with these under separate headings .
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This involves a number of considerations and these will be dealt with under separate headings .
subject
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The use of a subject heading is an aid to this.
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Both functions of subject headings lists are fulfilled by Sears'.
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Thesauri are likely to contain terms that are more specific than those found in subject headings lists. 2.
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Subject approaches may be made through classification numbers, subject headings or keywords.
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GeoRef assigns more subject headings for each record, and so has potentially higher recall by subject search.
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The relationship display in a thesaurus is often more extensive than that in a subject headings list. 5.
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Thesaurus or list of subject headings and its structure.
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There are two types of controlled indexing language thesauri and subject headings lists.
various
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An estimated breakdown of this sum under various headings is given in the table for guidance only.
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Search through your checkbook for the last twelve months and list your expenditures under the various headings .
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The various headings by way of example are these. 1.
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Stars compare each centre under various headings .
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They are allocated period and subject categories, enabling fast retrieval of information under various combinations of headings .
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Assess the interviewee under various headings to obtain a comparable profile score.
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The material for a given vehicle was split up for convenience under various grouped headings .
■ NOUN
chapter
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He folded back a page at random and read the chapter heading .
column
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He joined the slow column heading out of the double doors of the Kitchen.
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However, the column headings must now be adjusted. 6.
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Each time a new worksheet is opened, you usually spend time setting up the row and column headings .
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Place the cursor on the line just above the column headings . 7.
north
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A few vehicles had passed, but they were all heading north .
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Then the route goes north to follow the road going to the west before heading north back to the car park.
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And heading north - the light that Boudin saw.
section
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This can be done even if book titles are currently displayed in the same font as, say, section headings .
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That produces a list of section headings , including examples, verbs, things and places and activities / events / processes.
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Sample section headings for the mailing list of a heavy goods vehicle manufacturer.
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Printing a section heading as a node name of the semantic net also sometimes seemed inappropriate for the printed form.
south
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Soon we were off, heading south on the coastal Sligo Road.
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Follow this track over a stile heading south .
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He walked on down the road, heading south towards the far end of the valley.
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McCready found a truck driver heading south , explained that his car had broken down and hitched a lift six miles south.
■ VERB
come
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Cascarino's decider came with the game heading for a shoot-out.
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Spontaneous resistance and sabotage A form of activity which clearly comes under the heading of subtle and covert resistance is industrial sabotage.
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He had never been too sure as, technically, she was too old to come under the heading of pretty.
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Masons came under the same heading .
fall
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These perspectives fall under two main headings - the formal and the informal approaches to organisations.
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Representations fall broadly under two headings: first, in response to invitations to comment, and second, representations originated by the Faculty.
group
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The criticisms that users gave can be grouped under four headings .
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These new military technologies can be grouped under three main headings .
hold
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Aim to hold the heading within 5° if possible. 2.
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It is also surprisingly difficult to hold accurate heading during a full airbrake sideslipping approach.
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We held our heading and checked our tracking with his instruments before he left.
include
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More detailed guidance was given about what should be included under this heading , and a minimum disclosure requirement proposed.
list
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To simplify his thoughts he had listed them under two headings: first there was that which directly affected Belpan.
use
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Free-floating form and topic subdivisions may be used with headings within a given category.
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The structure can be further clarified by using headings and the layout of the document.
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In other instances the, client company insist on using their own letter heading at least a brand identification.
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If centring is to be used for main headings , then sub-headings may be either centred or blocked.
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You can use these headings to generate ideas.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
be heading
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Barry was heading toward the gate, a trickle of water following him from the coiled tube on his shoulder.
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Every basketball power recruited him, but Bibby is heading to the University of Arizona.
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He's convinced though they are heading the right way.
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He might be heading to the fields.
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Musically, he was heading for a standard, slightly throw-away show, when the first special guest appeared.
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She bumped into Charlie later on, as she was heading out with her list for the coffee-shop order.
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The new team gives every appearance of knowing where it is heading .
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We were heading away from the Fraxilly sector, so Famlio could search in that area all they wanted.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And this, too, imposed a pattern by grouping incidents under a single heading .
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Free-floating form and topic subdivisions may be used with headings within a given category.
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That last heading is of special interest.
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The questions themselves can then be fitted in under the topic headings decided upon.
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The use of a subject heading is an aid to this.
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Under the headings of efficiency and accountability a number of initiatives were introduced which are briefly outlined below.