Sentence examples for headed straight through from inspiring English sources

Mr Pocock said his wife Louise would have liked a final coffee with Ben at Bristol airport but he was so excited he headed straight through to the gates.

Polar ice loss picked up in the first two weeks of August, according to NASA's latest images released Friday, making extra room for a new luxury cruise line headed straight through Canada's Arctic.

During the day, strangers passing by will pull in for gas and look around, confused by the trucks parked in front, before heading straight through town to the Shell station on the highway.

We can take it from the top — "In my father's house are many mansions" — and head straight through a litany that includes houses as metaphors for bodies, for souls, for illness or health, for love or loss, for renewal or collapse.

After our taxi dropped us at the side of the road near a final, lonely restaurant, we headed straight up the slope, through light forest and over an irrigation ditch, until we eventually stumbled onto a well-worn path.

He finished the inning, then headed straight into the clubhouse before working through the heart of the Marlins' order in that sixth inning, his last of the day before Baker decided not to risk further injury.

Most of those entering through Gate C headed straight for the tunnel leading directly to pens 3 and 4.

The visitors had chances themselves, with Watford goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes denying Matt Derbyshire as the former Nottingham Forest man went clear through before Craig Morgan headed straight at the Brazilian.

I sneaked through a fire exit and headed straight to the airport.

"Is this the right way?" She ducked through door No. 2 and headed straight into a pile of swag.

Instead, he headed straight out on to the water to put himself through his paces in training.