Sentence examples for bit of headline from inspiring English sources

Of the recent news that a religious foundation had renewed the fatwa, he wrote by e-mail: "I'm not inclined to magnify this ugly bit of headline grabbing by paying it much attention".

"The national living wage is such a bit of spin and classic George Osborne tying to step that little bit too far with a little bit of headline grabbing".

And he notes that MSNBC's Steve Benen had a bit of headline hypocrisy in the way he framed each convention's grieving parents.

"There's a fair bit of alarmist headlines spinning out of the New York Times piece on our work this week," geologist Christy Till wrote on Facebook Friday.

That's a bit of a grotesque-sounding headline, isn't it?

And it's no surprise to see the same author behind another bit of wordplay, under the headline "Teen pregnancy fuels record abortion rates".

For a bit of sweet release from headlines, hashtags, and hyperlinks, you can find Kolitz's web collages here, and check out his new work with ANIMAL New York.

Would the Fed get so "lucky" again Last year, economic writers were having a bit of a discussion about whether headline inflation, driven by rising commodity prices, might begin driving up core inflation and setting off an upward spiral.

One such site that has already started using TextTeaser is Bit Of News, which delivers daily email summaries of headline news.

"There is a bit of over-excitement in those headlines.

It is not a spontaneous tweet or a headline-grabbing bit of meat to toss to the base.