Sentence examples for heed you from inspiring English sources

Depending on whose advice you're inclined to heed, you can cut back on carbs, mind the glycemic index of the foods before you, fill up on fat or count every calorie.

Advice to batchelors, or, The married mans lamentation : take heed you that unmarried are, how you do make your choice : but if a good wife you do find, 'twill make your heart rejoyce : tune of, Hey boys up go we; busie fame; Marrellus; or, Jenny Gin.

Sitting on a hard plastic chair under a fluorescent buzz as an employee lectures on proper condom use — a catechism you know by heart yet sometimes fail to heed — you may conclude, as Emily Witt did, that the time has come to change your life.

Instead they have been filed primarily under "American Women Novelists". Women Writers take heed, you are being erased on Wikipedia.

Snarky gossip bloggers, take heed: you will never have a better knack for cutting people down than Don Rickles does, and you owe much of your success -- both pecuniary and otherwise -- to the groundwork laid by him.

The alternating cold and hot, that implacable sense of nature, and the feeling that maybe, if you listen and pay attention, if you heed advice, you will make it through.

If you notice unpleasant changes that bother, worry, or even frighten you, take heed that you are probably going to have to react to look after your own interests.

I think if you heed my advice you'll find you can enjoy a couple of drinks while managing to keep your purse and panties the whole night.

You just have to pay heed that you're not just singing it but you are feeling it.

While you heed the mistakes, you're sure to capitalize on opportunities passed up by your oblivious competitors.

If you heed this advice, you're helping to better protect yourself from the ravages of identity theft -- minimizing your risk of exposure and managing the damage.