Sentence examples for both the initial headline from inspiring English sources

Here is some of the reaction to both the initial headline and the later version:  .

The initial headline show attracted nearly 500 people — Pulsewave usually drew about 50 — and the founders decided to make it an annual gathering.

Under the initial headline (since changed) of "NFU will continue fight on road safety rules", this week it issued a press release showing how it has "worked hard" to exempt tractors and trailers from an annual road safety test.

The initial headline coming out of the delivery of the report Friday, which was that Mueller plans no further indictment, was interpreted as very good news for the president, who had turned his "no collusion, no collusion" mantra into presidential walk-up music when he greeted reporters Friday morning on the White House South Lawn.

"It's not quite as seamless as the initial headline may suggest," she says.

"I'm very distressed that the report was leaked early so that the initial headline said 'dismissed, fired.' That's 180 degrees from the arrangement we have potentially".

For now, I thought it might be useful to annotate some of the initial headlines.

The initial headlines on his speech on the welfare bill have focused on his attack on the government after he described the measure as "rancid".

Very highly publicised cases, such as the two boys in Scunthorpe, turned out to be unrelated to mephedrone, although the initial headlines were rarely corrected.

And the initial headlines supported it: "Markham's Bich Ha Pan was gunned down inside her own home during what appears to have been a random home invasion," reported the Markham Economist & Sun.

The initial headlines described Millennium Tower as a building for the "rich and famous".