направляться(qwarty); двигаться в(какую-либо сторону qwarty); уходить(из дома • Hi Jim, it's Samantha calling. I'm just heading out, it's about 3:30. I'll try phoning you back again later, probably just after 5 sometime. – Я сейчас ухожуART Vancouver); выходить(из дома • We were just heading out when Caitlyn called.ART Vancouver); отправляться в путь(The universe says that any pathway you start walking down today will lead you to an enlightened place, so put on your most comfortable pair of shoes and head out! VLZ_58); выступать(в значении "выходить", "отправляться" Tiny Tony); выдвинуться (куда-л.)(sankozh); выезжать(в путь • Snow and frigid temperatures are expected to hit the region, so drivers should check the forecast before they head out.ART Vancouver)
отходить; удалиться; удаляться; выйти в море(на судне, катере или лодке • Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue volunteers saved more than a dozen people after their yacht began taking on water off West Vancouver on Saturday. The Horseshoe Bay-based unit was just preparing to head out to provide extra coverage for the Honda Celebration of Light fireworks show when they were alerted to the 48-foot Sea Ray with 18 people aboard, in distress near Passage Island. (castanet.net)smithsonianmag.com • In late July, 25-year-old Atlantic Lobster Company owner Joseph Kramer headed out on his boat with his father and girlfriend. As he checked the contents of his 20 or so traps off the coast of New Castle, New Hampshire, he was shocked to find a mesmerizingly bright-colored lobster inside the very last one. At first, Kramer figured he’d caught a one-in-two-million blue lobster, but he soon found out the bright crustacean at hand was even rarer: He’d captured a 1-in-100-million “cotton candy” lobster.ART Vancouver)
smithsonianmag.com • In late July, 25-year-old Atlantic Lobster Company owner Joseph Kramer headed out on his boat with his father and girlfriend. As he checked the contents of his 20 or so traps off the coast of New Castle, New Hampshire, he was shocked to find a mesmerizingly bright-colored lobster inside the very last one. At first, Kramer figured he’d caught a one-in-two-million blue lobster, but he soon found out the bright crustacean at hand was even rarer: He’d captured a 1-in-100-million “cotton candy” lobster. ART Vancouver)