Sentence examples for but heed from inspiring English sources
But heed Mr. Kantrowitz's advice about the appropriate amount of debt.
Gothic Romance The word "gothic" might have you reaching for your black eyeliner, but heed the "romance" factor.
But heed this cautionary tale from Petteri Yrjola, in Helsinki, Finland, who writes, "Airport security teams interpret the 'law' differently.
But heed this warning: the game is so pointless and yet strangely addictive that you'll love it, play it obsessively and then delete it from your phone.
But heed the lesson of Chinese-Cuban joints around town, and avoid the straightforward Chinese dishes like sweet and sour prawns, and chicken with almonds in a "hoisin explosion": most are painfully sweet or boringly bland.
(But, heeding rules that bar performers from monopolizing a space, he stays on the move).
But heeding the age-old advice about catching up on sleep might be more important.
Today, nearly 50 years later, black America demands to not only be heard but heeded – by any means necessary.
But heeding disagreeable election results is for wimps, judging by the attitude of Kenya's Mwai Kibaki or Zimbabwe's Mr Mugabe.
But heeding Pernod-Ricard's protests that the law amounted to nationalizing its property, President Aleksander Kwasniewski of Poland asked the Constitutional Court to review it.
