Sentence examples for before headlines from inspiring English sources

As I've said before, headlines such as "Democrats and Republicans agree on $2.4 trillion in spending cuts over 10 years" are virtually meaningless.

The number of times your BrandVoice name appeared organically on Forbes.com in site content streams before headlines and in other placements.

Earlier this month the Financial Times ran an article, as every newspaper has done many times before, headlined "Has London's property price bubble burst?" The report was well researched and judicious, as you would expect.

Church in Cincinnati before headlining a rally in Dayton, Ohio.

Are the potted histories they do before headline bands helpful or an annoyance?

Adele Parks' 10th novel, Men I've Loved Before (Headline, £12.99), is her first not to feature a woman's legs on the jacket.

After a torn abdominal muscle derailed his comeback last season, he had planned to make his return at that lower-level competition, last month's international figure skating classic, before headlining the men's field next week at Skate America.

He performs at the Meadows festival at Citi Field on Sept. 15, before headlining at Barclays Center on Nov. 26-27 expect 26-27 expectnts on par with recent music videos that winkingly skewer "Friends" and vintage Disney.

She also said the same of Kristin Elena Sampson, 30, who has performed with regional companies nationwide and had sung Violetta in "La Traviata" eight times before headlining in Riverhead last month.

Some of the tour dates were scrapped after Iommi was diagnosed with cancer, although they were later able to appear at festivals such as Lollapalooza and Download before headlining a series of dates.

(Isherwood) 'SANDRA BERNHARD: EVERYTHING BAD AND BEAUTIFUL' Sandra Bernhard was a proverbial rock star long before headline-making folks in even the most prosaic walks of life were being referred to as such.