When annotating the conjugation table, she te-heed each entry to show its simple past tense and past participle form.

She paid no heed to the warnings and walked onto the icy path.

She continued paying no heed to the warnings, determined to reach the summit before sunset.

Despite the warnings from his friends, he chose to pay no heed and signed the risky contract.

He pays no heed to the warnings about the cliff.

Gardeners sometimes fail to give heed to the changing weather, and their plants suffer.

When hiking in unfamiliar terrain, take heed of the trail markers to avoid getting lost.

She wore a heedy expression as she listened to the old man's warning about the storm.

The old mariner, though using archaic speech, remained heedfull of the shifting tides.

Heedily, she listened to the old man's warnings, altering her path to avoid the flooded bridge.