Sentence examples similar to heading of a columns from inspiring English sources
The heading on a column of syndicated medical intelligence in the News one day last week was a sentence of mysterious beauty.
The New Yorker, September 20 , 1941P. 19 The heading on a column of syndicated medical intelligence in the News one day last week was a sentence of mysterious beauty.
By John McNulty and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, September 20 , 1941P. 19 The heading on a column of syndicated medical intelligence in the News one day last week was a sentence of mysterious beauty.
As Joseph Alsop put it in the heading of a column in the Washington Post two days after the Inauguration, "NIXON'S CALL FOR TRANQUILITY MUST BE MATCHED BY ACTION".
A family marching at the head of a column of Jews on their way to be deported during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943.
Near the end, Lincoln in his black coat and stovepipe, positioned at the head of a column of Union officers, rides on horseback through Petersburg battlefield.
But Tuesday remained a public holiday, as Pashinyan emerged at the head of a column of tens of thousands leading from Republic Square to the memorial to the Armenian genocide.
"It hasn't affected morale," Mr. Guzmán said as he patrolled the streets at the head of a column of four pickups full of heavily armed officers in black garb with machine guns and flak jackets.
A police lieutenant at the head of a column of officers announced that lying down was not permitted, adding that anyone who did so would be arrested for trespassing.
