make for somewhere

to set out for somewhere; to run or travel to somewhere. Wilbur made for Philadelphia when he heard the police in the Big Apple were after him. Barlowe made for the stairs, but two shots rang out, and he knew it was all over for Mary.

make for somewhere

in. to set out for somewhere; to run or travel to somewhere. Marlowe made for the stairs, but two shots rang out, and he knew it was all over for Mary.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Tony	TON-ee	English
Othniel	AWTH-nee-əl (English)	Biblical
Yngvildr	-	Ancient Scandinavian
RenÁTa	RE-nah-taw (Hungarian)	Hungarian, Czech, Slovak
Szymon	SHI-mawn	Polish
Agathe	a-GAHT (French), ah-GAH-tə (German), ah-gah-te (Ancient Greek)	French, German, Norwegian, Danish, Greek, Ancient Greek