Sentence examples for by recent headlines from from inspiring English sources

The logo of The New York Post appears, followed by recent headlines from The Post, including "Giving Hevesi Hell and Rudy Is Rileded at Hevesi's 'Teflon.' " Other headlines show questions that Mr. Hevesi raised about the way the Giuliani administration awarded a welfare contract.

Frankly, if you go by recent headlines, this is far from an isolated problem on Wall Street – it's becoming pandemic to the industry.

Judging by recent headlines, you might think we are already doomed.

She ticked off several recent headlines from the site in an effort to discredit Bannon.

And a "live bookmarks" feature is continually updated with the most recent headlines from news feeds around the Internet.

I don't believe the recent headlines from the EPA reflect the Administration's policies.

That loud TMZ banner is replaced by a real, recent headline from the Grey Lady.

Google is testing a new service, Fast Flip, which lets readers browse through recent headlines and feeds from news Web sites.

As evidenced by the most recent headlines, these discomforting truths still exist.

These developments have inspired confusion and even suspicion from many supporters, summed up by a recent headline in the New Statesman: "How the spreadsheet-wielding geeks are taking over football".

From recent headlines, you might think the wheels were in danger of coming off the Coalition.