Examples of 'can head' in a sentence
Meaning of "can head"
This phrase means having the ability or authority to lead, manage, or be in charge of something. It can refer to individuals who are responsible for directing or overseeing a team, department, organization, or project
How to use "can head" in a sentence
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We can head out of here at first light.
That way we can head her off.
We can head over there if you want.
If we go overland we can head them off here.
You can head back to your desk.
Michael and you can head home.
Then we can head back to the beach.
We have to eliminate to that can head.
We can head back and stay in town.
See if you can head it off.
I can head over there right now.
You guys can head out.
We can head down this mountain together.
Robot bean can head to you.
We can head back to the clink now.
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And then we can head home.
You can head up to your room now.
The rest of you can head back to camp.
We can head over and pick it up later.
You guys can head back.
I can head to the docks after sundown.
So you guys can head home knowing.
I can head over to the house now.
You guys can head home.
We can head them off this way.
Before the boat can head back to sea.
You can head up now if you want.
Get up where you can head off trouble.
You can head on back to work now.
If you have got time we can head there.
Now you can head off a warrant.
Quick spin round it then we can head home.
You guys can head back to camp.
Can head to the left to shake you.
Kindergarteners can head out to the playground.
Let us do this and then we can head home.
You can head home if you want to.
And then we can head out.
You can head for the barn.
Alright look you can head back now.
You can head back to your camp.
I guess we can head back.
We can head down there right now.
Then you can head home.
We can head right back out again.
Hurry on back so we can head to the next location.
We can head for the supply ship.
Hustlers can head back.
We can head over to their houses immediately.
Natalie can head down.
