Sentence examples for an item headlined from inspiring English sources
As the trial was concluding, he wrote an item headlined "What the Jurors Don't Know".
On Thursday, the website news list included an item headlined Derby Nandos fans alerted to new items on restaurant's menu.
Even The New York Times joined the commotion, in an item headlined "Churchill Coins Word Choatee.' " Despite such complaints, choate developed a momentum all its own, at least in American legal circles.
Riffing on an unlikely nexus of black radicalism and white college students, the satirical newspaper The Onion once ran an item headlined "Bob Marley Rises From Grave to Free Frat Boys From Bonds of Oppression".
The No 1 slot today is an item headlined The Washington Post Cannot Tell Obama From Malcolm X, which the board shows has received 3,725 visits in the past hour.
First off, I must point to the fact that on Wednesday, the day before Newquest's announcement, I posted an item headlined Tough times ahead for new Herald editor in which I outlined the problems that the newly-appointed editor-in-chief of the Glasgow-based Herald group, Donald Martin, would be facing and also mentioned that he would be constrained by decisions taken elsewhere.
After that Web site published a blog item headlined "Denim Dilemma," Splendora was bombarded by readers' comments.
On Tuesday, I wrote a blog item headlined "Cameron feels the national press heat over the Panama Papers".
And the Post's White House correspondent, in a blog item headlined GATES TAKES OFFENSE AT OBAMA'S MEMOIRS COMMENT, THEN WRITES TELL-ALL MEMOIR, remarked, "Apparently, irony isn't something they teach at the Pentagon".
On Monday, I ran a blog item headlined "Ecuador's president accused of violating human rights", which quoted a report and statements by Human Rights Watch (HRW), available on its website here.
A few months ago, WikiLeaks' publication of confidential cables from American embassies around the world inspired a mock news item headlined "Sarkozy Admits French Language a Hoax".
