Sentence examples for travel heading from inspiring English sources

After three days of difficult travel heading east across Nigeria in a series of ramshackle buses and vans, Againye and I, seated atop a rickety motorbike for the final leg of our journey, pulled up in front of his family's homestead: a dirt clearing surrounded by several free-standing tin-roofed clay buildings.

Imagine still, on the day of travel, heading to that small, nearby executive airport with your dog a mere 15 minutes prior to departure.

If the weather forecast looks clear for the time period you'd like to travel, heading down South can save you money.

The once daily paradigm sort of fell apart over the past weekend, since most of Saturday was spent in travel heading back from Vancouver to Toronto.

Throughout a yearlong stint of travel, heading towards Asia from Paris by land only, he would find and invite locals and fellow travelers alike to participate in the series, asking them to similarly take off their clothes in the empty spaces of nature.

Direction of travel (heading).

"Dire warnings of 90-minute delays at major airports and limited or no services at regional airports are being evaluated by travel management executives around the world today," he said, noting that if cuts did occur, "international travel headed to the United States will suffer, too".

"We were travelling, heading to the sea, then we heard a thud and the security forces came," said one of the occupants, Gloria, a 25-year-old Christian who wears a pink veil out of deference for Islamic customs.

But on the older ones, they travel head-first and steer by reaching back to a tiller in the stern, like small soft water boats.

They force families apart as those who can travel head off in search of work, and those who cannot are left without jobs or purpose, and so perhaps are vulnerable to radicalisation.

He will travel head first and face down, his chin 2cm (0.8in) from the front wheel, his eyes peering out of a small peephole.