Sentence examples for if you headed from inspiring English sources

And if you headed out of town a ways, out toward Biwabik, you would find the house of Jeff Isaacson.

If you headed to the north, Feist, the idiosyncratic Canadian pop semi-star, would come into focus, laying precise chirpy dots of lyrics on the main stage while backed by intense harmonies from an all-female troupe.

If you headed east you'd find the small outdoor Cheer Up Charlies stage, which, one hot and hazy afternoon, was commandeered by Los Angeles venue the Echo and its adjacent record store, Origami Vinyl, to put on performances from up-and-coming acts Jenny O, No and Cheatahs.

Though you can certainly wander through the exhibits that explain and honour these two Mexican liquors, you could also be forgiven if you headed directly to the museum's shop for a souvenir -- such as an artisanal, small-batch spirit.

(If you headed to TV, your film career was over).

If you headed to Wynwood Yard during III Points, you'd have spotted a heart-covered rainbow school bus, all good vibes and color.

You might be luckier, especially if you head north, to Lapland.

If you head off too hard, you're putting your catchers under pressure.

If you head up on a weekday you should have the place to yourself.

Plus, if you head somewhere like Spain there is the added attraction of (hopefully) better weather.

"If you head east of here along the coast, it's nothing but congestion".