get one's head around something BrE informal , auch: get one's head round something

He got up and headed around the corner to his car.

I watched Will head around the side of his house two doors down.

You head around the front of the hill, and then take the old road by the river.

One big cow made her decision, and was heading around the water.

He started to head around the end of the barricade.

He steered their course to head around the end of the Belt.

She took a step, then another, not toward Turner but heading around him, to return to her ship.

The blond man headed around the right side of the boulder.

The musicians simply headed around the corner into the studio.

The guards started to head around the Arena, using an aisle near the wall.