Sentence examples for i will head over from inspiring English sources

In all probability, I will head over the top of Scandinavia, then through eastern Europe and a big loop of Turkey, back through the Balkans and home in time for Christmas.

If it is successful, we might even see Roadrunner pronounced state rock song later this year – at which point, I imagine, I will head over to Massachusetts to make some kind of victory lap of my old friend Route 128.

I've been wanting to see the film (practicalities have gotten in the way, but I'll head over in the next few days); and if I hadn't, Kilb's exalted review (he praises the whites of Christopher Doyle's cinematography, "the shrill white of Madrid, the cream white of Seville, the dusty white of Sierra, mixed with gray") would suffice to propel me to it.

We will head over at 7.30pm to the cellars for the simulation (lasting approximately 2 hours).

I'll head over to the market to get some strawberries for tonight.

"So I'll have a few unofficial first races back and then I'll head over to Europe and start my campaign towards Rio".

BRUNCH MANDATORY When we're in the city, I pack a polo shirt and shorts in my gym bag, and after working out, I'll head over to Soho House for brunch with friends.

I think I'll head over to bank and say, "thanks, but no thanks".

In fact, I think I'll head over to my mother's house for a drink.

Today, when I visit New York, I'll head over to Gray's Papaya on Lexington for one of their Recession Specials: two snappy dogs and a piña colada for $2.45.

I wonder if many T-Mobile users will head over there.