Sentence examples for heed a command from inspiring English sources

A border patrol team discovered Matt, who was shot after failing to heed a command to raise his hands.

Nor does reading it put me at any greater risk of failing to heed a "brace" command than would the reading of a gripping book.

Rather, he was a hapless B&O Railroad employee who failed to heed a raider's command to halt, ran the other way, was wounded and died the next day.

Guessing from the extent of the damage that she might be displaced for days or even weeks, Ms. Charlack refused to heed a policeman's command to evacuate until she had gathered her three pets as well as a few that belonged to her neighbors.

When her 72-year-old mother was torn from Prague and sent to a concentration camp in 1942, the distraught Herz-Sommer heeded an inner command.

As the air wing commander, in charge of all 70 warplanes aboard this carrier, he alone could decide whether to heed a strict rule of anonymity set by the ship's commanding officer, for security reasons.

However even Mr Bloomberg must heed a court order.

As she was speaking, gunshots rang out from the other side of the marketplace: a Guardian had fired off warning shots when a vehicle did not heed his command to halt.

No one has a clue how many passengers heed the command to buckle up.

The demons appear to be innocent citizens of the small Texas town where he lives, and the boys are at first horrified and reluctant to heed his command to help him in what becomes a series of ax murders.

When he barks it at the campaign's headquarters here, it is a self-deprecating whine, complaining that the young staff fails to heed his command.