Sentence examples for any headline from inspiring English sources

Pretty much any headline you can envision will be coming along within the next few days.

The battle for Equity Office started much earlier than any headline suggested.

As any headline writer knows, readers don't take in the quote marks.

And readers should be cautious of any headline that confidently tells them what will happen on 8 November 2016.

He need not worry; the sinew of Shakespeare's late verse is so flexible and accommodating that it sounds more urgent than any headline.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 1.16pm BST I've got April fools on the brain now, and I can't read any headline without disbelieving it.

To any headline-clicker, the answer is obvious.

While politicians may have failed to agree any headline-grabbing commitments in the main event at Rio this week, a sister conference quietly showed how judges in courts and tribunals across the world are adapting to give practical effect to laws for the protection of the environment.

So far, he has yet to make any headline-grabbing stock predictions like those of his American colleague Henry Blodget, who made his name more than a year ago by predicting that Amazon.com would hit $400 a share months before it did.

In those days the Post printed any headlines that were really staling in red ink.

— LYNN ZINSER Rarely does Olympic badminton grab any headlines, but Tuesday's shenanigans made sure it did this year.