head for

to go in a certain direction.

• Tom headed for the door.
• Tom headed for the exit.
• Tom headed for the elevator.
• Let's head for that tall tree.
• Tom quickly headed for the door.
• The train headed for the station.
• We headed for the mountain cottage.
• Tom nodded and headed for the door.
• Tom turned and headed for the door.
• Tom immediately headed for the door.
• He headed for the door at full speed.
• The hunting dog headed for the woods.
• Tom stood up and headed for the door.
• Tom stood up and headed for the bathroom.
• In the fall, many birds head for the south.
• He doesn't seem to be heading for the town.
• Tom grabbed a towel and headed for the pool.
• Tom grabbed his coat and headed for the door.
• Tom picked up his bag and headed for the door.
• Tom grabbed his jacket and headed for the door.
• Tom grabbed his guitar and headed for the door.
• She grabbed her towel and headed for the beach.
• Tom grabbed his lunch pail and headed for school.
• The soldiers headed for the frontier with caution.
• They are leaving Cairo today heading for Tel Aviv.
• As soon as the bell rang, Tom headed for the door.
• Tom picked up his guitar and headed for the stage.
• Tom grabbed his briefcase and headed for the door.
• "How far are you going?" "I'm heading for Chicago."
• Tom gathered his belongings and headed for the door.
• Tom grabbed his umbrella and headed for the elevator.
• The typhoon is gaining strength as it heads for Kyushu.
• Tom put on his fishing vest and hat and headed for the door.
• We're heading for the beach. Would you like to come with us?
• Tom and Mary got up from their seats and headed for the door.
• Everybody in the building headed for the exits at the same time.
• Dorothy and her friends continued their journey heading for Emerald city.
• Tom can't stand the hot and muggy summers here, so he heads for the mountains.
• When we went to Brazil, the first place we headed for was the beach at Botafogo.
• Typhoons generally head for Japan.