Sentence examples for a set of headlines from inspiring English sources

A computer uses a cache (a chunk of memory) to locally store information (like a Guardian article, or a set of headlines) that it would otherwise have to request from another system.

By selecting these different sources, users can view a set of headlines for the event (i.e., when selecting news outlet tweets), or compare the people's perspective against that of the media.

"The government has reacted too often, too quickly to a set of bad headlines and has not taken a measured decision.

The zeal with which the Administration has attacked the environment recently prompted the comedian Bob Vulfov to imagine a set of National Geographic headlines from the year 2030.

It jars you out of your comfort zone, just the way a certain set of headlines might have recently.

The other papers followed the Guardian story, leaving the prime minister facing a dire set of headlines from across the political spectrum on Tuesday morning.

Worse for Romney is that by releasing only two years of returns, he guarantees a fresh set of headlines going forward – whether he turns over several more years of information or not.

I got back to San Francisco Friday night,and Saturday morning's Chronicle Business section had a paired set of headlines that summed everything up neatly: "$6 Billion Profit at Chevron" next to "Jobless Rate Hits a 4 Year High".

Now, suddenly, he has a hands-on role in a state school as Wellington academy's executive head, following the sudden departure of the school's founding principal, Andy Schofield, last month after a bad set of headline GCSE results.

The launching had been held at the Knoedler Galleries, where three new paintings by Dali were broken over the prow of the scent... Our special interest in the occasion was in watching the press rassling with its personal crisi simply by putting a set of quotes in the headlines, so that it read, "2 New Dali Paintings Interpret Perfume".

Statistics, case histories, newspaper headlines, a set of rules from a guidebook: the characters in Kia Corthron's "Force Continuum" recite such things with the fervor of desperate souls in prayer.