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Free sign upThe phrase "and headed to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a direction or destination someone is going towards, often following a previous action or context.
Example: "After finishing their meal, they left the restaurant and headed to a nearby park."
Alternatives: "and made their way to a" or "and proceeded to a".
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He left a few minutes before the explosions and headed to a nearby hotel.
We hailed a rickshaw and headed to a bus stop outside town.
The motorcade reversed course and headed to a much smaller aircraft.
McCoy dragged the dog out into the rain and headed to a call box.
When the bombing stopped, they escaped and headed to a cousin's house in a nearby village.
He placed her onto a stretcher and headed to a health facility, but she died along the way.
They were obvious, Crash said, but he still hopped in the vehicle and headed to a border crossing.
The Republican presidential nominee's motorcade left Trump Tower and headed to a nearby polling center in Manhattan.
The #Cruz Country Christmas Tour (in a private jet) is under way and headed to a town near you.
But at only 92 points out and headed to a track where he is a five-time winner, Johnson did not seem worried.
After, I slipped on my trusty Paul Smith sport coat and headed to a community-board hearing for a new liquor license at one of my hotels.
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