Sentence examples for glorious headline from inspiring English sources

Shortly afterwards a friend in Fleet Street exposed the scam and The Star printed the glorious headline "Band of Hate's Loving Message".

Shortly afterwards a friend in Fleet Street exposed the scam and the Star printed the glorious headline 'Band of Hate's Loving Message.' I think there were a few sackings at Loving magazine".

Despite glorious headlines that investors are gobbling up ETFs at twice the clip of mutual funds, the hard sell is on for firms pitching exchange-trade funds and notes at IndexUniverse's InsideETFs conference.

Its pungent, delirious morning-after edition bannered a classically simple headline: "GLORIOUS!" A celebratory sidebar only hinted at this city's burgeoning sense of renaissance: "We were just too tough, too good".

The result was a glorious mosaic of banner headlines, day after day, ending on Oct. 7, 1919.

Yes, the nine-figure exits and even acquihire stories certainly do seem glorious in the TechCrunch headlines every day.

The Metropolitan Opera's new production, headlined by the glorious dramatic soprano Nina Stemme, is a co-commission with (among other organizations) the Aix-en-Provence Festival, where it was brought to life, in 2013, by another great team, Esa-Pekka Salonen (who conducted) and the towering director Patrice Chéreau, who passed away a few months after the première.

Harvard Crimson's famous headline: "HARVARD BEATS YALE, 29-29". Glorious event!

Earnshaw had endured some embarrassing headlines after missing a glorious second-half chance to claim a memorable draw for Wales at Wembley.

Then, after the glorious gloom of Tindersticks, a third Green Man headline set from Joanna Newsom, resplendent in silver like a carnival queen, wrapped up proceedings in the returning rains.

Cavanaugh headlines his item, "United States sets another glorious example for free expression".