Sentence examples for has headed for the from inspiring English sources

"Paul Ryan sure has headed for the hills.

With a few honorable exceptions -- J. Strom Thurmond and Ted Stevens come to mind -- the whole damn pack has headed for the tall grass.

Barbecue coals manufacturer Big K Products UK said its packing plant in Norfolk doubled its shifts two weeks ago and has taken on 40% more staff as the nation has headed for the garden to grill burgers and sausages.

Photograph: Adam Ethan Crow Brian Logan has headed for the hills in the last days of the festival, so I'm taking the reins for today's final half-hour edition of the Heckle.

Michu is another player who has headed for the exit, joining Napoli on a season-long loan with a view to a permanent move after a miserable last 12 months at Swansea when he seemed either injured or out of sorts.

The "huddled masses" have headed for the Statue of Liberty, not the Forbidden City.

Investors haven't just hunkered down, they have headed for the exits.

Everyone assumed that like so many Cubans before them, they had headed for the Florida coast.

It looks as if our little friends have headed for the big Red Lobster in the sky.

Many fleeing Christians have headed for the Ainkawa neighbourhood, which is home to Baghdad's Christian exiles.

"Listen, people in this country who need a job, get up here!"Unlike the Alta California, not all of The Economist's writers have headed for the frontier.