Sentence examples for i mean heading from inspiring English sources

I mean, heading into the game he's already shooting over 40% from behind the line.

The fact that I fled -- I mean headed -- West a month after she broke ground on an ambitious construction project rumored to involve a butler's pantry was pure coincidence.

I adore the morning workouts even though it means heading to the track at 5 a.m.

But they were bandaged head to foot, man, and I mean head to foot.

I mean head football coach.

Raising capital used to mean heading to Sand Hill and talking with a dozen venture firms.

For many, going to work doesn't mean heading out their home.

Buying in 2016 means heading to the outskirts.

Too often, the end of the day on a ski holiday means heading to the bar.

Finding food typically meant heading to the McDonald's down the street.

Increasingly for festival-goers, going elsewhere means heading to one of Britain's country estates.