Sentence examples for as the subheading from inspiring English sources
As the subheading on her magazine piece read, "This time, the cataclysm is us".
As the subheading – known by journalists as a standfirst – and the story made clear, a screening of Islam: The Untold Story, a film broadcast on Channel 4 three weeks ago, was cancelled at the station's headquarters on the basis of security advice.
One of the earliest uses of the term "regenerative medicine" was in a 1992 article by healthcare futurist Leland Kaiser, as the subheading to a short section describing a "new branch of medicine … that attempts to change the course of chronic disease and … regenerate tired and failing organ systems".
A rural home-based provider whose quote serves as the subheading to this section, explained.
Is Providence "The East Coast's answer to Portland, Oregon?" as the subhead suggests?
As the subhead promises, it's packed with "tips, tech tools, and strategies for family-and-school communications".
As the subhead to one of Rove's Wall Street Journal columns explains, "even a small drop in the share of black voters could wipe out [Obama's] winning margin in North Carolina".
AB This article was amended on 27 June 2011 to correct Alex Loach's pay details, a subheading in the original version gave his salary as £23,578; the subheading also originally referred to Loach as "she".
As shown correctly in the subheading and picture captions, it is "The Stendhal Syndrome," not Stendahl.
This article was amended on 02/10/2013: 'Tobagonian' is the appropriate term, not 'Tobagan' as originally stated in the subheading.
It is not an outright ban, as the article makes clear, and the subheading has now been corrected.
