Sentence examples for as headlines from inspiring English sources

As headlines go, it sounds clear enough.

As headlines summarized: "Playwright Talks of Reds, Marilyn".

Joyce's life inspired art as well as headlines.

AS HEADLINES go, "Politician Breaks Promise" is hardly "Man Bites Dog".

And third parties can make their own complications available, such as headlines or sports scores, say.

Yes, they should understand anything they say might be taken down and used as headlines.

He was puzzled that these facts did not qualify as headlines.

In fact, as headlines go, "Land Rover surmounts difficult obstacle" probably ranks for newsworthiness alongside "Pope's religious affiliation unchanged".

"Common sense suggests that as headlines fade, passions will cool and donations will level off," the judge said.

Then, as headlines and angry marches faded away, so did the momentum behind the anti-violence campaigns.

But even as headlines suggested that the mayor's reputation was permanently scarred, things began to turn around.