Sentence examples for head straight on from inspiring English sources

Head straight on for two prominent fingerposts in a gap between bushes - one is the Green Way sign, the other a Cycleway sign.

The ball bounced off the unlucky Jessica Samuelsson's head straight on to the foot of Morgan, who finished with power.

At end of causeway, head straight on for farm with chimney in distance, continuing with lake on right.

In effect, the company just paid $4bn to ensure that now, when you walk into the Disney store, you just head straight on for lightsabers.

"It's hard to get your head straight on a day like this," she says, launching into a celebration that becomes what one listener, Leigh, calls "a fabulous grief disco".

Catch the Bank, the hub of a six-spoked junction, in this rare stasis, then head straight on down Queen Victoria Street to Mansion House, right into Cannon Street and past St Paul's Cathedral, 40 years in the building and, hard to believe, the highest in London until 1967.

Finally, I went a bit SW, and headed straight on to Denver". Interviewee G: "Ooh!

He took out a five-iron and his shot was heading straight on target when tragedy struck: The ball hit the peacock's long neck, snapping it instantly.

A cross in the second half from Emmanuel Adebayor was headed straight on to the right boot of Clint Dempsey three yards out, before the hosts' captain Stefano Mauri intercepted to cut off the danger.

Those involved will be forced to head straight to Burton on Sunday evening as the last game is played in New York on Saturday night.

The country's interior minister, Thomas de Maizière – currently flying back from New York, will head straight to Munich on Saturday morning.