Sentence examples for has a different headline from inspiring English sources
The online version of the story has a different headline and claims he seems to have "gone native".
To the Editor: "Highway 61, Visited" (Sept . 11 by Steve Dougherty, concerning Bob Dylan's roots in small-town Minnesota, should have had a different headline -- "Look New York!
It's dispiriting that despite Trump's campaign promise that he'd be a "better friend" than Hillary Clinton to the LGBT community, Day One of his presidency had a different headline: "Gays erased". Jim Obergefell, the plaintiff in the landmark Supreme Court marriage equality case, was deeply disheartened.
Although Google already has a different system for including headlines on some search pages, QDF offered more sophisticated results, putting the headlines at the top of the page for some queries, and putting them in the middle or at the bottom for others.
Could it be that they've just recycled their Thanksgiving Facebook post with a different headline (yes)?
This article was previously published under a different headline on 21 June It had the air of Hollywood.
(It's got a different headline on the website as per usual).
"British funds" in a headline does have a different ring from "Saudi cash".
"British funds" in a headline does have a different ring from "Saudi cash". But either could still be rendered as "foreign cash," and that remains, at the very least, indecorous when one is running for President.
Shortly thereafter, a conservative Web site operated by Fox had a different take: "Obama Flip-Flops, Declares War on Marriage," a headline announced.
