Sentence examples for editorial headed from inspiring English sources

By 1970, it had run an editorial headed GET OUT OF VIETNAM NOW.

In an editorial headed "Shame on the dam builders", the Post said the approval process had hit an "abysmal low".

He was studying a tattered newspaper clipping which our informant saw was an editorial headed: "The Criminal's Privilege of Silence".

When an editorial headed "Who is Vincent Foster?" was followed by the suicide of the deputy White House counsel a month later, Mr Bartley merely urged more pressing investigations of whether Foster had known too much.

In an editorial headed "Free Expression Is Also Fine Art," it also reminded Mr. Sgarbi of his own "unflinching criticism" of Italy's contemporary art world and chided Mr. Kennedy for appearing to support censorship.

When the O.E.D. announced that it would be including texting abbreviations, The Times ran an editorial headed "OMG!!!!! OED LOL!!!!!," exulting that the inclusion of Internet parlance in "our most exalted linguistic inventory" was an "affirmation of the plasticity of the English language".

C1 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A16-17 Editorials: Heading off nuclear terrorism; medical marijuana in court; a vote for the history books.

(Though Johnny Damon got one to the printers without cooler editorial heads prevailing).

And now consider we will need to at least double the number of editorial heads to fulfill our ambitions.

He was the editor in chief of a Kannada-language daily, Kannada Prabha, and the editorial head of a regional news channel, Suvarna.

Government officials on all three sides stressed that there would be no change in the alliance, while newspapers shook their editorial heads.