Sentence examples for double headline from inspiring English sources
Ahead of their double headline show in London recently (which featured Lee wearing a cape of feathers and playing a grand piano), I drank as much of the free coffee as I could, waiting for her at her label's office and then got jittery when she floated in wearing a huge dress, wearing the same electric blue and black as the Fallen cover.
Rather, it's Brody Dalle, who is at present serving as opening act and ringmaster for the feted double-headline tour of the year.
In August 2014, Thirty Seconds to Mars embarked on a double-headline tour, dubbed the Carnivores Tour, with American rock band Linkin Park.
In the wake of Ofcom's findings, Plusnet has announced it will double its headline broadband speeds to up to 20Mbps for existing customers with immediate effect.
There were more than 5.8m incidents of cybercrime in the past year, enough to nearly double the headline crime rate in England and Wales, writes Patrick Collinson.
The Office for National Statistics revealed this month that there have more than 5.8m incidents of cybercrime in the past year, far more than previously thought and enough to nearly double the headline crime rate in England and Wales.
Earlier this month the carrier announced plans to double its headline speeds to 130Mbps in the U.K.'s 10 biggest cities by this summer, which obviously includes London.
The article in The Post, published Sunday under the double-barreled headline "Slopers: Creamy a river!
Especially given the double-entendre headline on Vanity Fair's cover, "Miley Cyrus takes off", there's no mistaking the sexual nature of the image.
The Daily Express gave Johnson's statement a double-page headline, "Boris: EU wants a superstate, just like Hitler", but refrained from comment.
