Sentence examples for heading to that from inspiring English sources

"I was late heading to that class, but look at me now".

You can get the new Mac OS by heading to that app and looking out for it, in the Updates tab or on the home screen.

He might have added Inwood Hill Park, Floyd Bennett Field and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden or Sailors' Snug Harbor, one of the spots on Staten Island he was heading to that day.

Still, how does one square the sense that most opera companies are heading to that "new normal" of endless repetitions of a handful of Puccini, Mozart and Verdi standards with the success of a company such as Santa Fe? Marc Scorca, president of Opera America, says he admires Santa Fe as much as the next professional.

Initiatives like Yahoo! ConnectedTV, Google TV and Boxee are all heading to that future.

Imagine still, on the day of travel, heading to that small, nearby executive airport with your dog a mere 15 minutes prior to departure.

Groups of white men quickly formed and headed to that area.

This is where the others have been headed: to that couple's world ballet, paradise.

To see what the fuss is all about, I headed to that most Roman of cities in England, Bath.

Game 5 will be Friday in Continental Arena and Scott knows why the Nets are headed to that game feeling relieved.

I'm going to head to that game and yell my full head off.