Sentence examples for a headline announcing from inspiring English sources
After his family moved to Shanghai in 1937, Chou, then fourteen, was walking by an international newsstand and saw a headline announcing the death of Maurice Ravel.
Mr. Kerry looked at a television showing the cable news at one point and saw a headline announcing that Mr. Edwards was dropping out.
He first visits his daughter, Millie, who is working as a chef in Paris, and shows her a headline announcing the suicide of Mavrocordato, the director of "Visions Fugitives".
A headline announcing "a bad result for Labour and the Conservatives" might sound good to non-Liberal Democrat ears, but for us it is a nasty blow - "What about how well we did?" thousands of Lib Dems across the country shout in unison at their radios.
The Telegraph checked admissions into hospitals for stabbings and found that, in spite of a headline announcing a "surge" in the number treated for stab wounds, and an "epidemic" of knife crime, the rate was up in some hospitals but down in others, with variations even in the same cities.
Glance at any page of news about the movie business, and you'll spot a headline announcing that Hollywood is dumbing down, that product placement is on the rise, and that dialogue is being whittled away to grunts and one-liners so that films can be exported with the minimum of redubbing.
Shortly thereafter, a conservative Web site operated by Fox had a different take: "Obama Flip-Flops, Declares War on Marriage," a headline announced.
"Media exposes total G.D.P. of all provinces exceeds national G.D.P. by over 5 trillion renminbi," (the exact figure was 5.76 trillion,) a headline announced in the 21CN News.
Inside the flier, a headline announced "Love For All — Hatred For None," and a slash mark cut through the word "Terrorism".
"Once Again We've Surpassed the Americans," a headline announced on the sports page of Komsomol'skaya Pravda, a popular tabloid.
In an example of misrepresentation, a headline announced "Nine out of 10 doctors oppose NHS bill" nover a news story that said: "A new poll reveals that nine out 10 members of the Royal College of Physicians – hospital doctors – want the NHS shake-up to be scrapped".
