Sentence examples for head for those from inspiring English sources
Take a hint from the restaurant's name, Kyma, which means wave, and head for those fish.
It's time to leave the warmth of the farmhouse and head for those harsher realities.
Sharapova kissed Seles on both cheeks then lifted the trophy high above her head for those on all sides of the stadium to see.
If you want to catch some Balkan pop or folk music - and you probably should - head for those stages, usually within the citadel, as soon as the main act is over.
"Apparently on any given day in London alone there are more than 1,000 business networking functions, so what you need to do is separate the 'talking shops' from the really valuable events, and head for those," says Atkinson.
"But I figured I should sing something you know," she said before performing her most popular tune (bouncy, ultra-catchy "That Song in My Head") for those in the audience, who were doing their best to listen attentively, despite extremely loud chatter from other bar patrons.
If you missed those events, head for the hills and glorious Dolomite mountains of the Trentino.
Nearby is Maisonette, a home-décor shop that sells felted-wool gazelle heads, for those who prefer their antlers cruelty-free.
Now that summer is upon us, the captains of industry are heading for those relentlessly "in" places where they can do their own special thing.
This leaves them either totally humiliated and regretting their achievements, or packing their bags and heading for those parts of the world where success is allowed to be overtly enjoyed.
