Sentence examples for headed next door from inspiring English sources

By six o'clock we were starving (having skipped lunch) and headed next door to downtown Westerly.

(Many might be headed next door later to Kitts, the nightclub where Ms. Middleton celebrated her last birthday).

When asked where he buys his "gems," Mishaan admitted he was headed next door to Mulford Farm, for the antiques show to benefit the East Hampton Historical Society.

Afterward, most people head next door to Moods, (41-1) 276-8000, for live jazz.

I head next door for a nightcap and practise my Spanish on the barman.

To see a movie, residents typically head next door to Kew Gardens, where a renovated theater anchors a compact, handsome Tudor-style commercial strip.

"It's got to be loud," she said, rummaging through her clothes before heading next door to feed the iguana, Ziegfeld, who was lounging over the radiator next to a larger, preserved iguana named Lurch that died nine years ago.

Try the Art Shop (8 Cross Street) for everything from drawing accessories to lino-cutting tools, then head next door to the Wool Croft for yarns and fine Welsh wool.

So I head next door to the New Three Mariners, take my pint and sit in the snug on a battered leather sofa with a copy of Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog, which Aeronwy had given to me in Swansea.

But as we sit down to talk, he heads next door to change, returning in a black balaclava and military-style camouflage top.

After heading next door to the Los Angeles Convention Center for the lavish event, the stars not only celebrated their honors, they also found time to photo bomb each other, pose with fans or just be themselves.