Sentence examples for headings from from inspiring English sources
But recently, I've started writing more and more single-page memos with the classic memo headings (FROM, TO, CC, RE and DATE) rather than long e-mails.
(For example, Microsoft Word labels text styles for headings as "Heading1," "Heading2," etc. for headings from the main heading through several levels of subheads).
The second UKF is developed for user heading estimation fusing estimation results of PCA-based approach and observed user headings from landmarks.
These are achieved and measured by the headings from left to right: Project summary (explaining the objectives).
Structured like an undergraduate reading syllabus, this novel takes its chapter headings from canonical books, referencing many other titles, some genuine, others made up, on any given page.
Through an elaborate process of cannibalizing and recombining chapter headings from his previous books, Riviere has come up with a series of keywords upon which his Web searches are based.
Despite Naím's mouthful of a sub-heading (From Boardrooms to Battlefields and Churches to States – Why Being In Charge Isn't What It Used to Be), this is the book that Zuckerberg thinks he needs to read first in 2015.
The internet correspondence of the world's elders has always been a wonderful thing, filled with email subject headings like 'MESSAGE FROM YOUR Dand and text messages kept to about 12 characters despite length limits no longer really being a thing.
The headings are from the original.
Showalter's final section on modern women writers, with headings like "From Chick Lit to Chica Lit," is the flimsiest in the book.
