How To Use Pay heed In A Sentence
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The Democrats will still be expected to pay heed to national unity by clapping politely.
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Research shows that people who don't pay heed to their feed tend to eat more.
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So pay heed to old Aesop's sage counsel, I pray--and keep your distance.
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While it is important to save the animal in its habitat in China and also to campaign against shahtoosh in India, it is also important that policy makers in Beijing pay heed to this and accord the species the status it deserves.
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Only the ones who recognize the message he is trying to forward would pay heed.
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It just goes to prove you should pay heed to any ‘tip’ given to you by a taxi driver!
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Sadly, those on the fringes are the ones that cry the loudest, and the politicians in their self-interest to get reelected pay heed to them.
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History shows that many kings met their tragic ends because they did not pay heed to the advice of faithful courtiers, preferring the honeyed but false words of sycophants.
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We are told to pay heed to the “interval between the waking-state and the sleeping-state,” the twilight states of mind psychology calls hypnogogic and hypnopompic.
Experiencing the Next World Now
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The Democrats will still be expected to pay heed to national unity by clapping politely.
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Australia is struggling to cope with the consequences of a devastating drought. As the world warms up, other countries should pay heed.
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You also need to ensure that the prawns are fresh, so pay heed to use-by dates on prepackaged prawns.
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Research shows that people who don't pay heed to their feed tend to eat more.
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The Democrats will still be expected to pay heed to national unity by clapping politely.
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Martin nodded that he heard, - it was a habit of nature with him to pay heed to whoever talked to him, - and poured a cup of lukewarm coffee.
Chapter 5
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The Democrats will still be expected to pay heed to national unity by clapping politely.
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