Sentence examples for means heading from inspiring English sources

Buying in 2016 means heading to the outskirts.

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

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

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

FOR many suburanites (and some urbanites too), Saturday means heading to a soccer or baseball field to cheer on their children.

Trying to find Tom Sanford on weekdays means heading into the upscale Oakland Hills, past the exclusive Claremont Country Club and through neighborhoods in which a $1 million home can be a fixer-upper.

By "we", he means Heads Hands and Feet, his pre-Chas & Dave band.

In Dari, bini means "head" and gaw means "cow," though even the doctor, who was born here, cannot explain why his village is called Cow's Head.

The word kerchief derives from the French word couvrir, which means "to cover," and chef, which means "head".

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

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