Sentence examples for fitting headline from inspiring English sources

Maybe a more fitting headline would be "Credible choices for desal plant narrowed".

She gave the post a fitting headline: "Der Spiegel Journalist Messed With the Wrong Small Town".

The title, of course, refers to words that none of us use in real life, but which fit headlines perfectly.

They artfully pen articles or produce video clips to fit headlines such as "How do I paint ceramic mugs?" and "Why am I so tired in winter?"In this section Another American way Modi blues Emperors and beggars Scaring the salarymen Hard yards Lights and action The corruption eruption ReprintsAlthough an article may pay as little as $5, writers make on average $20-25 20-25ur, sans Mr Kydd.

They accuse the news media of wanting to retry last spring's Atlanta murder case, when all the poor working stiffs really want is one paragraph or sound bite that fits the headline: "Lewis feels bad about what happened".

And it's not hard to buy what she's saying when quotes are so frequently decontextualized to fit a headline or misappropriated to stoke social media outrage.

It could be something grotesque like 'Raped by My Sick Pedo Granddad,'Eatenen by Wolves,' anything, and you have to find a story that fits that headline.

It could be something grotesque like 'Raped By My Sick Paedo Granddad', 'Eaten by Wolves', anything, and you have to find a story that fits that headline.

Preston's walk-out from the set has attracted "hissy fit" headlines, which seems to imply he was being oversensitive - rather than being restrained, and not reacting strongly to Simon Amstell's outrageously patronising joke at his new wife's expense.

Professor Robert Garst, during World War II, explains headline fitting.

Stories that don't quite fit the headlines above them, quotes that don't match what the subject said.