Sentence examples for Heading into town from inspiring English sources

Heading into town, you are likely to see a few dreadlocked hippies of indeterminate age and psychedelic vans painted with slogans like "The Only Permanence Is Impermanence".

Heading into town from the northeast, I paused to prowl around San Juan Bautista, a 1797 mission and a sleepy, artsy main drag.

Heading into town, I came across a group reenacting scenes from Poland's past, which meant a bunch of people dressed as Nazis, others as Polish resistance fighters and little kids playing with replica rifles.

Friday evening in Belfast, I'm heading into town.

Shane and the homesteaders are heading into town.

Sunday, putting on his "best Levis," and then heading into town and to church.

I'm going to head into town for a burger.

Or head into town and meet some Marines.

"We headed into town," said Mr. Jamil, the farmer.

"We jumped on the tube, and headed into town.

I head into town to try out the street food.