Sentence examples for a heading with the from inspiring English sources

I don't see a heading with the title "Bud Selig" anywhere.

Try to make an appropriate title and relate the heading with the content's body.

The disagreement came to a head with the Reykjavik summit in October 1986.

Then in 1967, Penn brought these concerns to a head with the sensational Bonnie and Clyde, starring Beatty and Faye Dunaway.

This difference of outlook and purpose came to a head with the single currency.

The unrest comes to a head with the arrival of the settlement's autocratic new governor, Peter Stuyvesant, originally played by Walter Huston and sung on Tuesday by Victor Garber.

Years of tension with Russia and its Gazprom monopoly that supplies most of Europe's natural gas have come to a head with the east-west tussle over Ukraine.

Over the past few days friction between him and Danny Welbeck came to a head with the striker unhappy enough to consider his future despite being a United supporter.

An audience of four will be allowed in each hour for the price of £5 a head, with the money going to a charity supporting refugees.

Matters come to a head with the campaign against The Satanic Verses where Shahid is forced into deciding where his allegiance lies.

When things reached a head with the Clanton gang, he deputised his younger brother Wyatt and his friend "Doc" Holliday to help him sort things out.