Sentence examples for being headed to from inspiring English sources

To this day, someone leaving Garissa in the north-east to head to the capital is described by local people there as being headed "to Kenya".

That qualifies as yesterday compared with the headline about the Mets' being headed to the 1969 World Series and the tattered, yellowing Daily News front page of Nov. 23, 1965: "Cassius KOs Floyd in 12th".

Further to this, the GT-S8500L is listed as being headed to South America.

He's headed to Port.

"I was headed to North Station".

I was headed to Santacon.

I was headed to Halifax.

"I'm headed to Bangkok," he said.

She's headed to Georgetown University in September.

A hurricane is headed to New York?

SANTORUM: He's headed to New Hampshire, too.