Sentence examples for headline documents from inspiring English sources
Last year, Buchanan published his findings in the venerable but small-circulation New Hampshire Gazette under the headline "Documents in National Archives Prove George Bush's Grandfather Traded With the Nazis - Even After Pearl Harbor".
The complaints went beyond the lurid pranks that made headlines, the documents show, and included serious understaffing, bullying by management, petty corruption and abusive work conditions.
Osborne evidently thought he could put behind him a slew of dreadful headlines that documented a severe downturn in the economy.
Why? Hundreds of headlines have documented brand name firms paying major fines for cheating, defrauding, or scamming their clients.
ON THE SCREEN -- Somber pictures of Mr. Pataki and of newspaper headlines and court documents.
Yet in the past few months, sensational headlines and court documents have painted this sanctuary at 9 Doyers Street as a lurid demimonde of leaping flames, physical confrontation and imprisonment.
The UK and Sweden have sought Mr Assange for questioning since 2010, over rape allegations when he visited the latter country after WikiLeaks was in the headlines for releasing documents the war in Afghanistan to international newspapers, among other whistleblowing exercises.
Headlines blare: "National Guard documents detail chronic misconduct among recruiting leaders".
But you won't find that statement in a headline or a document subheading.
"We haven't seen any legal documents, just headlines".
The revelation of the headline from this classified document elicited audible gasps from the victims' family members bearing witness inside the Senate hearing room.
