Sentence examples for proceed to head from inspiring English sources

Still oblivious to the true nature of the rings, the Covenant High Prophet of Truth and the remaining loyalist Covenant proceed to head to Earth, where they believe the Ark is buried.

Then they proceeded to head for the exit.

SwiftKey then proceeded to head-hunted James Bromley, then MD of MailOnline, to come on board as COO to shepherd the process of dealing with Microsoft and other potential buyers.

One would say, "You want to?" And the other would say, "Yeah," and they'd proceed to butt heads until either Mailer or his pal fell unconscious to the floor.

The triumphant monkey will then proceed to anoint itself head to foot with the repellent secretions by massaging the four-inch-long millipede into its fur.

P.M.Q.s, as it's widely known, is a half-hour weekly British ritual (Wednesdays, at noon, during the parliamentary term) in which the leader of the Opposition and Members of Parliament assemble in the House of Commons and, amid much sarcastic laughter, proceed to grill the head of government before the press, members of the public, and, since 1989, a television audience at home.

id then proceed to stomp your head on the curb and urinate in your bloodied mouth and i know where you live, so watch your fucking back punk".

Instead, a keyboard is used to issue instructions, the way a pilot onboard might instruct an autopilot: climb to a certain altitude at a certain rate, level out, roll the plane to a new heading, proceed to a certain point and make a turn in a different direction; land on a particular runway at a certain airfield.

The trick was to leave the ignition switch off, proceed to the animal's head, pull the choke (which was a little wire protruding through the radiator), and give the crank two or three nonchalant upward lifts.

If you cannot resist the congratulations, try hold it in for a while to leave some roll away space, then proceed to get up and head over to the skater for some high-fives.

Subsequently, patients meeting clinical criteria for intervention with no CT evidence of completed stroke or hemorrhage proceed to immediate CT perfusion of head and CT angiogram of head and neck to determine the extent of territory at risk and to identify a major intracranial arterial occlusion.