Sentence examples for heeded find from inspiring English sources

Any drowsiness should be heeded; find the nearest rest stop, pull over and take a good 20 minute break that includes stretching, walking, and perhaps eating and drinking.

Soon after, all growers who took heed found their soil with disease and plants of barren seeds which would grow no more.

If the swing toward tight‐fisted cost‐cut ting continues — as seems likely — politicians will heed to find other ways to finance projects.

Five times a day the beautiful sounds of the call of prayer are displayed throughout the city in order to remind locals to take heed and find a mosque or quiet area to pray.

If they don't heed your advice find somewhere else.

In Campos v. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., supra., decided before this case was tried, there was a suggestion that a heeding presumption might find favor with the Supreme Court.

It's a phrase that I find myself heeding to as I battle through the post-apocalyptic cosmodrome of 'Old Russia' in the opening hours.

Mr. Kane could not point to any test data, however, that suggests that a driver who is sleepy to the point of being dangerous is likely to find and heed display warnings.

If a brand warns you that it won't stretch out, heed the warning and find your correct size, instead.

But after years fighting at the apex of the drug war, his conclusion – and that of other experienced officers who have chosen to speak out – must be heeded if we want to find a solution to a problem that has been trashing communities around the world for decades.

But after years fighting at the apex of the drug war, his conclusion and that of other experienced officers who have chosen to speak out must be heeded if we want to find a solution to a problem that has been trashing communities around the world for decades.