Sentence examples for heeding an from inspiring English sources

Both musicians made their instruments sing, highlighting its sonic possibilities while heeding an idiomatic design.

In 996, heeding an appeal by Pope John XV for help in putting down a rebellion led by the Roman noble Crescentius II, Otto crossed the Alps.

THE Egyptian upheaval is seen in Israel as so ominous that, for once, government ministers are largely heeding an instruction by the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, not to talk about it in public.

Heeding an evacuation order, tens of thousands of tourists and residents fled the barrier islands of the Outer Banks, with the last state-operated ferry departing Ocracoke Island at 3 p.m., hours before the hurricane's winds were expected to peak.

MOGADISHU, Somalia — At least 14 radio stations here in the capital stopped broadcasting music on Tuesday, heeding an ultimatum by an Islamist insurgent group to stop playing songs or face "serious consequences".

The army's defiance of the law can be shocking, as when it waited nearly a year before heeding an order by the Supreme Court to take down a barrier that cut Palestinians off from their land in the West Bank.Moshe Hager Lau, who runs a mekhina, or pre-army academy, for religious cadets in the southern West Bank, strongly opposes the removal of settlements.

But, after heeding a shake of the head from the umpire, she chose not to challenge.

In the case of Steinbrenner and the Yankees, the penalty for not heeding a cash call was not as severe.

It might be their way of heeding a piece of advice in the lyrics: "Don't dance by yourself".

Complicating matters, the cutbacks have coincided with a flow of convicted offenders back into the city as California, heeding a Supreme Court ruling, has reduced its prison population.

Such is the disillusion that almost 5.4% of those who voted spoiled their ballots, heeding a campaign by a network of middle-class activists.