Sentence examples for That subheading from inspiring English sources

Here are three, possibly four, of them: Blairites will scoff and swear at that subheading.

If that subheading's an awkward one, well, it's describing an awkward experiment.

It's no accident that the subheading of Dot Earth is "Nine billion people.

I would suggest that the subheading of this essay be reworded to read, "Fine, tell us what you think, but sometimes we should ignore you for our own good".

Reviewer #3 minor comments: 1)The subheading that membrane tethered Lpd binds actin filaments is an over statement since the data just shows that it slows down actin network assembly mediated by Scar VCA and Arp2/3.

These values are now included in the main text and Figure 8. Reviewer #3 minor comments: 1) The subheading that membrane tethered Lpd binds actin filaments is an over statement since the data just shows that it slows down actin network assembly mediated by Scar VCA and Arp2/3.

This article was amended on 16 September 2016 to clarify details about 78 Derngate and to remove an incorrect suggestion in the subheading that Northampton is a city.

This article was amended on 18 December 2015 to remove an incorrect claim in the subheading that Abdullah al-Zaher was facing a sentence of crucifixion as well as beheading, and to clarify that point in the text.

The Times report had this headline:> WOMEN IN MILITARY SERVICE NOW HAVE REGULAR STATUS Under New Law They Will Get Jobs That in Wartime They Proved They Could Do That subhead stops a person — it is only barely on the right side of the line between self-awareness and self-parody.

Beneath that was the subheading "(Electronic intel) or eavesdropping".

The story included a subheading that read: "Reports of reef's death greatly exaggerated: Attenborough".