head out *

He put his head out and had a better look.

He went to the door and put his head out.

If something goes wrong, you call me and head out.

Soon they were ready to head out again into the night.

He couldn't get his head out of the Book these days.

All I needed to do was keep my head out of the way.

"Give them a chance to find us before we head out."

She hadn't been home for long, and she'd head out on the road again soon.

He pulled his head out of the car and looked at the house.

Five hours after going below, it was time to head out.

She watched him open the door and start to head out.

He decided to pick her up later in the day and head out into space.

Better to head out now, and find cover before anyone came for me.

As I would be to anyone putting his head out.

I'll be at the base tonight, before we head out first thing in the morning.

The man at the back, just turn round and head out.

In the car on the way home he sat alone, opened the window and put his head out.

Tomorrow he would head out into deep space for the first time.

At least, he tried to keep his head out of the water; it was not easy.

So why, after all this, have I continued to head out on my own?

I did raise my head out of the water, far enough to hear better.

The only problem was that none of his friends wanted to head out with him.

They would never have headed out to California without her.

You'll see the path when you head out the front.