Sentence examples for decent headline from inspiring English sources

Can't anyone grab a decent headline anymore for tossing a hubcap at a boyfriend or claiming to be stalked by professional golfers?

"He glances at the sorry trio of copy editors before him: Dave Belling, a simpleton far too cheerful to compose a decent headline; Ed Rance, who wears a white ponytail — what more need one say?; and Ruby Zaga, who is sure that the entire staff is plotting against her, and is correct.

Why, why can't I have just one week of decent headlines?

Major Lazer, Riff Raff headline Mad Decent Block Party.

The band is headlining a Mad Decent Block Party, which will also feature Zeds Dead, Maluca, Claude VonStroke, the Hood Internet, Bosco Delrey and others.

The headline numbers are pretty decent; both the 10-city and 20-city indexes saw month-over-month price increases in September for a fourth consecutive month.

One year on, and it appears Junior Isas have made a decent start, contrary to the negative headlines.

This time around in the Highlands, the headlines were for good, decent footballing reasons - despite Inverness manager John Hughes needing treatment for a head wound at half-time.

When they first leave the stage it seems like a decent – if fairly ordinary – stab at a headline slot from a band not used to doing things BIG (there's a few lazers, what more do you want?).

It's time for some formulaic headlines to be given a decent burial, or at least a long rest.

James Denton, publisher and editor of the Washington-based journal World Affairs, where Mr Sotloff also freelanced, told Reuters: "He struck me as a very, very decent guy... he wasn't chasing headlines, he wasn't hyping a pitch.