Sentence examples for bold headlines from inspiring English sources
But where are those bold headlines?
Other mainland papers ran bold headlines over the photos, obscuring the Taiwanese flag.
A perfect game is celebrated with bold headlines because it is one of baseball's rarest achievements.
The new posters, she said, are "basically big, bold headlines telling riders where they need to go".
The use of bold headlines and scenes of Mr. Alamoudi at last week's rally give this commercial powerful images.
"Boys can be affected by HPV disease too," says the bold headline.
"Do micro-organisms explain features on comets?" ran the bold headline.
THE bold headline on flyers that appeared last month in the capital, Beirut, declared all of Lebanon's problems resolved.
"I think he's been a great majority leader," Mr. Shays told Congressional Quarterly in a quotation trumpeted in the bold headline of a press release.
"The War Not For Abolition" was the paper's bold headline for an article intended "to remove all misapprehension in regard to the policy of the general government in prosecuting the war against the rebellious States".
