I think we are rushing headlong into a series of choices.
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This hasn't impeded Democrats from rushing headlong toward their stated goal: Trump's impeachment.
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The country is rushing headlong toward an almost certain constitutional crisis next year.
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Trump is rushing headlong into Muslim bans and mass deportations, wall building and Obamacare dismantling.
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Google, Amazon and several start-ups seem to be rushing headlong to build such a system.
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In two videos, shared Saturday by TMZ, a woman is seen rushing headlong into another woman.
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France said the government was rushing "headlong" into violence and showing its refusal to negotiate a political solution.
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Still, Houston's recovery has felt inexplicably sluggish, especially given the city's passion for innovation, for rushing headlong into the future.
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Still, better late than never, and Vimeo is rushing headlong into the 360-degree fray with a whole bunch of laudable features.
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You'll be open to new types of people and amorous adventures, maybe even rushing headlong into a relationship that just feels right.
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And so are brand marketers, who are rushing headlong into this fresh opportunity to get integrated into cutting-edge consumer electronics technology.
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The future of portable audio is wireless, everyone's in agreement now, and phone companies are rushing headlong into it, whether we're ready or not.
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I worry that we're rushing headlong into the World-Sized Web, and not paying enough attention to the new threats that it brings with it.
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"Serbia is rushing headlong into a dangerous trap of protection of allegedly endangered rights of (minority) Serbs ... while endangering the sovereignty of other states," Djukanovic said.
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Earlier on Wednesday, state media warned the U.S. of "meddling" in inter-Korean issues at a time when it had to "mind its own destiny rushing headlong into self-destruction".
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What has raised alarms with the Uber and Didi investments is that the companies are already in conflict, and still investors are rushing headlong into both, say investors and industry experts.
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But I worry that it is too fast, too soon, and that in their haste to ensure an Olympics without provocation, South Korean officials could be rushing headlong into a premature détente.
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In a classic game of chicken between two drivers rushing headlong toward each other, this strategy is like removing your steering wheel, leaving you no choice but to drive straight toward your opponent.
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"We should consider all aspects of our nuclear posture, and our conventional forces' needs," Mr. Perry and General Cartwright wrote to Mr. Trump, "before rushing headlong into these expensive and contentious development programs."
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Going by the past, though, the risk is not of people rushing headlong to the reproductive extremes, but of holding back, and leaving people to suffer out of a misplaced sense of what feels right.
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I know you're not exactly in the prediction business, but let me ask you this final question: Are we rushing headlong into a dystopian hellscape, or will this be a net positive for human life?
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"[Law and Justice is] rushing headlong to consolidate institutional control as quickly as they can," said Seva Gunitsky, an expert on domestic reform and associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto.
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That seemed a fitting way to assess the United States at a pivotal moment, with half the country rushing headlong into the Jazz Age and the other half trying to turn back the clock toward simpler times.
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What concerns him and other safety experts is that industry executives and government officials are rushing headlong to put self-driving cars on the road without appropriate safeguards and under the unproven hypothesis that the technology will reduce crashes and fatalities.
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In 1978 when I first went rushing headlong toward the professional comedy lightbulb like a medicated moth, it never occurred to me that it was a male-dominated field, because I didn't imagine that anyone smart thought laughter had a gender bias.
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Rushing headlong into the swamp after the chopper as it moves onward, Stuckey sinks to his death in quicksand. Having no confidence in Casper after his inept leadership, Spencer relieves him of command. They split up to search for Stuckey. Instead, Casper and Simms locate the murderous Cajuns.
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Gunner therefore sees it as his ongoing duty as a pal to save Bucker from rushing headlong to the altar. True to form, Bucker one evening after work meets and becomes enamored with Mary (Mae Clarke), not knowing that she is one of the women whom Gunner dates regularly, although not seriously. He is also unaware that Mary generally supports herself by fleecing men of their money. Once she learns that Bucker has a nest egg of $5,000 in the bank, she accepts his rather clumsy marriage proposal.
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