Sentence examples for heading to a small from inspiring English sources

Obama is a practising Christian, and is often seen, as in the picture above, heading to a small Baptist church in Washington DC on Sunday, with his family.

Elaine leaves her old, married life in San Francisco behind ― both because of the breakup and also to flee any impending murder charges ― heading to a small town among the NorCal Redwood trees, rife with occult, orgiastic rituals and all kinds of good, Wiccan fun.

I was headed to a small town north of Cheyenne to see an old friend and colleague named Michael Glatze.

Everyone was headed to a small tract of land that half a dozen families had rented from local farmers.

Next, we headed to a small square where, in an upper room, an art class was taking place: a young man painted a landscape with a cat in the foreground.

Everyone on the boat thought they were headed to a small party for people connected to the film: there would be relaxing, there would be laughing, there would be karaoke.

Ms. Stulz ignores the usual attractions -- the pool and fitness machines -- and instead heads to a small classroom to talk fiction with other aspiring authors enrolled in the Writer's Voice program.

And when you want a change you can head down the hill to the bars in Lapa, or jump on the metro to Copacabana and Ipanema". We head to a small cafe behind his house where a couple of women and their children sit watching the TV.

In "Dixie," Bilson stars as Doctor Zoe Hart, a "sophisticated New York City woman" who heads to a small southern town to practice medicine.

It's about two young couples who head to a small town to fix up and resell a condemned house they recently purchased.

On an all-new episode of VICELAND's WEEDIQUETTE, host Krishna Andavolu heads to a small regional jail in West Virginia to sit down with Camille Brown, who pleaded guilty to murdering an elderly pastor when she was 19 years old.