Sentence examples for time to head out from inspiring English sources

Time to head out and scrub up for church on Sunday.

We have nothing to feed them, though, so it's time to head out for breakfast.

Having sketched out the industry analysis, it was time to head out into the field and test our assumptions.

The festival's over by 9pm – the perfect time to head out to one of Chicago's blues bars.

When it came time to head out in our canoe, he didn't want to leave his treasures behind.

The park gets crowded on weekends, so it's time to head out to Waimanalo, a short drive into a more Hawaiian state of mind.

Time now to head out to the retro disco wonderland of the Main Stage where Earth, Wind And Fire are currently making the Guardian portacabin rock with cries of "I'm in love with this band, even though it's just Wind…" Updates tomorrow, quite possibly by Skinny Lister.

I usually pick this time slot to head out to the yard because it's virtually empty most inmates are inside right now having lunch.

When the time comes to head out on to the ice, put on your mask, grab your stick and lead your team out.

It was about time for him to head out, he said.

Next time you decide to head out to a happy hour event or an evening show straight from the hospital, make sure that one of your colleagues gives you a thorough once over before doing so.