Sentence examples for just heed from inspiring English sources
If all that hasn't convinced you, then just heed the words of Bill Liao, founder of CoderDojo, who says the "best programmers are poets.
Just heed his mega-selling books and you too can attain "The 4-Hour Workweek" and "The 4-Hour Body," thus having quadruple or quintuple that time left over for self-adoration.
Or, just heed the advice of the FDA, and maintain your calorie intake at around the 2,000 mark. .
Things between the two of them would be alright if he'd just heed his mom's advice, "It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye".
Those who were there had made an active choice to be a part of the strange musical and subcultural lineage that Wolf Eyes positioned themselves in, rather than just heeding the call of the thunderous tracks reverberating through downtown.
By choosing style over comfort, maybe she was just heeding the advice of Christian Dior himself, who is quoted as saying, "The real proof of an elegant woman is what is on her feet".
Fewer and fewer young people are trying cigarettes, perhaps because the message about just how harmful they are is finally being not just heard, but heeded.
But just as Boeing and Lockheed Martin heed the Pentagon before pursuing foreign arms deals, so now must Israel Aircraft, many officials of this country reluctantly conclude.
Yet, in the episode's climactic moment, he does just that, heeding the words of Etienne, who tells him that he "can change things if you want to".
Many people, in fact, do just that, heeding the old wives' tale that a strong liquor applied to the gums, swished in the mouth or taken down straight can bring relief from dental distress.
