Depending on which polls you believe, he is in fact heading for somewhere between a small handful and no seats at all.
Girardi came out of the visitors' dugout for a confrontation that was headed for somewhere behind home plate, and Showalter — while being restrained by Ed Hickox, the home-plate umpire; and Jim Joyce, the first-base umpire and crew chief — could be seen pointing his index finger, yelling, "That's not right, Joe.
We become so immersed in conversation that we completely forget we're in a car, heading for somewhere in particular.
It's a nasty thought for Wagnerites, but if their idol were alive today the chances are he would give Bayreuth a wide berth and head instead for somewhere more stimulating Salzburg, for instance.
WHEN a visit to the United Nations was canceled abruptly last month, the European Union's new president, Herman Van Rompuy, headed instead for somewhere he says he feels really at home: Affligem Abbey, a Benedictine monastery in the countryside here, founded in 1062.
Situated in between the driver and the staircase, the screens will display a map of free and taken seats, preventing you from having to awkwardly pop your head upstairs to look for somewhere to sit before sheepishly retreating back downstairs.
He had a touch of wanderlust, for he loved to pack everyone into the car and head off somewhere for the weekend, often with no notice.
For now, "my head's somewhere else".
If you plan it out far enough ahead of time and have the funds to pay for lodging, heading somewhere exotic for a birthday celebration will make sure you kick off your drinking years in style.
