Sentence examples for can heed from inspiring English sources

What happens from here depends largely on whether Smith can heed instruction.

If Mr Messier can heed that lesson, Vivendi's days as a paragon of good governance may not be far off.

But for now, in the lead up to Rio they can heed McIlroy's own advice, ignore the golf and watch "the stuff that matters".

We may best succeed in this effort if we can heed some memorable words spoken by that other great historical figure born on Feb. 12 -- on the very same day as Darwin, in 1809.

She is a character of great intellectual promise who refuses to be bound by the expectations and prejudices of society; if she can heed Ma Taffy's warning ("to make a fool fuck you is one thing, but to make a fuck fool you is even worse"), then surely she will escape and float free.

Meanwhile Iraq's Sunni Arabs, who make up 15-20% of the population but had run the show since the country was founded, are floundering in their efforts to find a voice that the Americans as well as other Iraqis can heed.Up in the north, the Kurds are showing signs of impatience with the new order and are starting to follow Mr Sistani's example.

The warning is effective, of course, only if the intruder is knowledgeable concerning its significance and can take heed.

Israel's government must first protect its citizens; only then can we heed the advice of our friends and allies.

Even though many of the children are terminal cases, they can still heed Alexander Hamilton's tip to not waste their shot with the time they've got left.

So I'm guessing that Reynolds should enjoy The Proposal while he can, and heed the sad example of his co-star in the film, and the way she looks helplessly too late.

In fact, if ever Americans are feeling overwhelmed by the way their bad manners appear to the rest of the world, they can comfortably heed the advice of the Academy Award-nominated song from the "South Park" movie: "Blame Canada".