Sentence examples for heed for from inspiring English sources
They are transported with little heed for safety or health.
You who see me take heed, for Time is not to be trusted".
Here was a call to arms business needs to heed – for its own and everyone's sake.
The king (who declined to be interviewed) seemed to take heed, for in March he promised substantial reforms.
Ebola swarmed west Africa without heed for the traditional barriers and health systems that separate poor from rich.
Like a determined, sharp-elbowed New Yorker herself, she barrelled towards the city with no heed for conventions.
Which is why Roosevelt's advice is still worth heeding, for statesmen and citizens alike.
Some part of him understood the magnitude of my realization, the voice I had not been heeding for half of my life.
But when the bell rang, it was evident that Ibn Khaldun was a voice to be heeded, for the match in Las Vegas was as unequal as the one in Chicago.
The Wales Audit Office said warnings about the All Wales Ethnic Minority Association (Awema) were not heeded for a decade and millions were awarded.
But the story of what was actually happening was fascinating, and holds lessons — lessons we haven't necessarily heeded — for all the bridges we've built ever since.
