Sentence examples for as its headline from inspiring English sources

As its headline puts it: 'Bookish' Australians indifferent to Olympics success.

Is an audience described by SAW in 1990 as "ordinary people with Woolworth ears" ready for a big park concert that will feature Steps as its headline act?

In places (such as its headline call for a "paradigm shift" in economics) the book may irk Mr Krugman and other gatekeepers of the profession.

The next day, Bild, Germany's most popular newspaper and long-time ally of Beckenbauer, had as its headline: 'Franz, we will build a statue of you'.

At the event, Apple is expected to release the iPhone 6S — which will have a pressure-sensing display as its headline feature, but is expected to pack in plenty of other features too.

Yet as they began the proceedings, what little was being said was guarded, as participants awaited Congolese confirmation that what Le Messager, the Cameroon newspaper, had on Wednesday as its headline -- "Kabila Assassine" -- was indeed the truth.

This morning, Jawbone launched a new version of the UP called "UP24", with Bluetooth syncing as its headlining feature.

It is unusually long — literally, like a scroll — as are its headlines.

But Cameron is still both bigger and bolder than Obama come inauguration day: He's even bigger than the biggest scoop of the decade, day one of the Telegraph's expenses files: For a full picture, however, you have to judge a story on what it keeps off the front page, as well as how big its headline is.

The government forced the company to shut down its popular Neihan Duanzi comedy app, as well as to remove its headline news app, Jinri Toutiao, for three weeks.

Instead, du Plessis and co have bowed before a short-term takeover premium that is not as pretty as its 50% headline suggests (it is more like 33% if you take the three-month average of SAB's share price before AB InBev made its first move).