Sentence examples for he will heed from inspiring English sources

With luck he will heed Mr Greenspan's warnings about irrational exuberance.

And the voices he will heed most closely are his faith and his family, especially that of his father.

It is unlikely that he will heed such calls—just as he has rejected suggestions that WikiLeaks become more transparent and less dominated by himself.

If Ed Miliband has any sense, he will heed the advice of one of his European election candidates to "hug a banker".

It is unclear whether he will heed an outcry from abroad over new regulations issued this month by Xinhua aimed at tightening its control over the distribution of news services in China by foreign agencies.

In deciding whether to support the 2006 deal, Mr. Hatoyama has said he will heed the voice of Okinawa, which overwhelmingly supported his party in the election, which ended a half century of government by the Liberal Democrats.

But precedent suggests that she will heed history and not dip the flag.

Senior Democrats on Capitol Hill have given little evidence that they will heed White House concerns.

I hope that they will heed his message, but I'm not holding my breath.

MR. BUSH -- Well, as I told you, I think they will heed the call.

He knows how likely it is that anyone will heed his words.