Sentence examples for fall under the heading from inspiring English sources

The beauty shots on the right rail of the front page fall under the heading "Plants We're Loving on Instagram".

Still, much of the criticism levelled against Rowling does seem to fall under the heading "category error".

So they convene meetings in Acme-shire about nurseries, or traffic noise, or policing priorities, because these are things that fall under the heading "policy".

It is, as its title suggests, an unlikely hybrid, comprising a selection of Irish ballads mixed with some other songs that, as the blurb puts it, "loosely fall under the heading country soul".

In addition, there are isolated snatches of other views of Xenocrates that might fall under the heading 'metaphysics'metaphysics

Thirteen pages of the tax cut signed into law last week fall under the heading "Enhancing Fairness for Women".

Including those falling under the heading Classical Teen Girl (or Boy) Nastiness.

But if ever a slip fell under the heading of So What, this was it.

An old newspaper story, probably apocryphal but falling under the heading Too Good to Check, tells of a foreign correspondent who was headed to a cold-weather assignment and bought a new coat.

One bunch falls under the heading "fluid intelligence," the abilities that produce solutions not based on experience, like pattern recognition, working memory and abstract thinking, the kind of intelligence tested on I.Q.

In a development that falls under the heading "be careful what you wish for," America's most famous horse race now has three: Smarty Jones, The Cliff's Edge and Tapit.