go to somebody's head

"Going to head for that service station we passed a. ways back."

"You'll have to learn to speak the language of diplomacy if you're going to head a people."

Freedom was only ten short miles away, yet they were going to head inland.

He subsequently went on to head the western and central region of the bank.

He had to hope they weren't going to head his way.

And where do you think he's going to head then?

I just heard that she was going to head my confirmation team.

"But looking out beyond the next week or two, we still feel that rates are going to head higher."

I'm going to head over that way and give him your read.

Maybe we're going to head into a more traditional real-estate market.