Sentence examples for heed of that from inspiring English sources
I think the legislators are taking heed of that and paying a little more attention".
Successful candidates, whether Republican or Democratic, have always taken heed of that in framing their political approaches.
"I hope that officers across the nation can take heed of that and recognize that the peaceful protests that are going around the nation should also be treated in the same way as we are being treated today". .
Still, Zakrajsek needed to heed some of that advice himself during the competition.
The government protests that secret courts – more properly, "closed material proceedings" – are all about enabling the courts to take heed of evidence that they are currently forced to ignore.
Migicovsky said that Pebble owes a lot of its success to Kickstarter backers, so in part going back for the new Time product was about paying heed to that early group of supporters.
We must always heed the spirit of that law, but right now we're caught up in the letter of it.
He and his fellow missionaries would do well to take heed of the problems that have faced the publishers of local and regional newspapers.
She had been his companion for twelve years, understood him easily, and took no heed of the noises that issued from his mouth when they were alone in the forest.
"She had been his companion for 12 years, understood him easily, and took no heed of the noises that issued from his mouth when they were alone in the forest".
