Sentence examples for head out from from inspiring English sources

"It can pull your head out from your body".

HEAD out from Miami on US27, and you are on the "sugarland highway".

"I was trying to get my head out from that poverty thing".

"It's right between seasons," Ross Baker, the mate, says as we head out from the harbor.

Head out from the city centre and you'll have fine rides ahead of you.

A woman, Beauty's age, stuck her head out from one of the screen doors and smiled.

Hikers heading out from this house are more likely to encounter elk than people.

The next morning, I headed out from Brega to see how far Qaddafi's men had advanced.

Sometimes you get trains going in both directions, coming in from Rockaway and heading out from Howard Beach.

Ninety minutes later we're on a boat, heading out from St Peter Port's old stone harbour in brilliant sunshine.

The Governor's Cup race heads out from Fenwick in Old Saybrook on Saturday at 10 30 a.m.