Sentence examples for Well heed from inspiring English sources

It is a message Mr Jonathan could well heed too.Correction: We originally translated the pidgin English "dey" as "die".

"Clarify your intention" is advice which Richards might well heed: while she obviously revels in this fey line of whimsy, the reader remains none the wiser.

The neoconservatives discussed in "When the Left Turns Right" (Arts & Ideas pages, Sept. 16) might well heed the words of Wendell Willkie.

Having seen the way Christie has treated his ex-aides, Renna might very well heed the last piece of advice she received from Kelly, when they talked on January 9th: "You can't trust anyone, Christina".

Myle Ott, a doctoral candidate in computer science at Cornell who has researched the rates of deception across various review communities, including Yelp, said public notices were a warning that businesses might well heed.

The call for a pro-Ouattara march appeared to be well heeded, as some neighborhoods were crowded with demonstrators from early morning, observers said.

And it was advice well heeded, not just because we spent a day chugging through seven miles of the verdant and magical River Dart Valley.

2. Angst experienced after losing all of one's friends following a protracted bout of online braggadocio, often enhanced by the grim, slowly-dawning realisation that the maxim "you only live once" works equally well as a warning against such hubristic carelessness, so maybe you should've frigging well heeded it eh #yolo.

The message from the SEC should therefore be well heeded.

After learning of Ruchira's amazing efforts with Apne Aap, the NoVo Foundation nominated her for the Award...their call to CGI to honor Ruchira's efforts was well heeded.

Britain would do well to heed them.