Sentence examples for headline indicates from inspiring English sources

(The headline indicates the speech will come tomorrow).

The participation rate, which is the share of the working-age population that is either working or looking for work, sank to 63.6%, just above the recent cyclical low of 63.5% in August.While the report is less upbeat than the headline indicates, it does not show an economy losing steam.

But while Timeline summarizes and links to the Risen news, its focus is broader than that — as the headline indicates, the real story it presents is about the often tense relationship between US presidents and the press.

As the headline indicates, the only thing you really have to know about classical music is that a classical music date is a great place to score.

According to Ipso, the Mail Online said its headline indicated that the killing may have been related to the religion of those concerned.

Newsday had also printed that number under its "Keep in Touch" headline, indicating that Gennadi F. Zakharov, the Soviet physicist released from the Metropolitan Corrections Center in Manhattan on Friday, would have to check in daily.

Lepore notes that the experts were not baffled, as the headline indicated, but the public was: "Reports, cabled and wired and radioed across land and sea, were printed in the daily paper or broadcast, within minutes, on the radio: tallies, theories, postmortems, more to fear.

Additionally, based on initial reports, an earlier headline indicated that Mr. Russell was arrested.

The headline indicated that a CIR bill would fail if the House had voted in May.

After reading a newspaper headline indicating that President Obama was preparing to move into the "new" White House, she is greeted by William Bell Leonard Nimoyy) and inquires where she is.

CORRECTION: A previous headline indicated that ISIS had "taken Tatooine". The headline has been updated to reflect that ISIS is feared to be using parts of Tunisian territory as transit points.