Sentence examples for extra heed from inspiring English sources
Pay a little extra heed to the announcement admonishing you to silence your cellphone.
But if you want to be extra cautious, heed Aires' advice, and make sure it also comes from a well-known brand you'd find at a drugstore.
Extra cars to heed the call of the road, extra consoles to heed the call of the hearth.
If a fire does break out in the next 48 hours, Cordova says, residents should be extra-cautious in heeding evacuation orders.
London workers seem to have heeded warnings that extra restrictions and Games Lanes combined with spectator congestion might result in nightmare commutes - and changed their patterns.
Meanwhile, Standard Chartered shelled out an extra $327m for its failure to heed American sanctions policy on Iran between 2001 and 2007.
And if it were indeed the case that extra time and effort, or offering Iraq yet another last chance, could produce consensus, Mr Bush would be wise to heed these voices.
