Sentence examples for heed your from inspiring English sources

But I cannot heed your claims that I have been on this machine for too long.

Dave Frishberg's "Listen Here," a profound and gentle reminder to heed your inner voice struck a deep chord.

They will send money to your Web site and heed your calls to deluge lawmakers with phone calls and faxes.

• To the Editor: America should hope that all Democratic senators read and heed your editorial suggesting how their party can enact President Obama's signature health care reform.

Duties: Moral Fortitude and The Public Sphere O Gentler Sex, Heed your calling: to truly merit the word "Accomplished," it is not sufficient for a female to display her Virtues exclusively among her close social Circle.

Michael better heed your own advice!

I hope the authority heeds your call for public consultation.

Both are about remaining true to yourself and heeding your inner voice.

Or an early-morning construction crew heeds your cease-and-desist letter?

Much can be said for heeding your conscience, even when it is (in my view) excessively strict.

"Anyone who feels that they have been a victim of exceptional charges, or where banks have not heeded your concerns about financial difficulty and just made it worse, may have a case for a charge rebate," says Kevin Mountford of Moneysupermarket.com.