heeding造句

But only by heeding the lessons of victory.

Even those with limited or no knowledge of Chinese are heeding the call.

But Assad shows no sign of heeding their calls for him to step down.

Her dwarfish spouse still smoked his cigar and drank his rum without heeding her.

They say the decline in customer flows proves they're heeding advice to visit in off -peak times.

Freeware works right out of the virtual box, so a user's sole incentive to kick in is the thrill of heeding the Golden Rule.

Members of the royal family frequently visited the deceased monarch, asking his advice on vital matters and heeding the replies given by an oracle sitting at his side.

The two of them adopted the infant Oedipus after his father Laius left him to die, heeding a prophecy that his son would kill him, which, of course, he eventually did.

In this season of summer travels we may be more focused than usual on following maps and heeding our various tracking devices to get where we want to go.

At that time high-spirited, young and fit, always think that love is only a matter of two people, each walking a high-profile and not heeding the eyes of others.