Sentence examples for headline notes from inspiring English sources

This article appears in the print edition of the June 18 , 1960 issue, with the headline "Notes and Comment".

(A People-Item Journalist Takes on the History of Mankind) Writer ridicules "tidbit journalism" of the sort that appears in magazines like "People," under the headline "Notes on People" in the NY Times, and other gossip columns.

By Roy Blount The New Yorker, August 14 , 1978P. 28 (A People-Item Journalist Takes on the History of Mankind) Writer ridicules "tidbit journalism" of the sort that appears in magazines like "People," under the headline "Notes on People" in the NY Times, and other gossip columns.

As the Chronicle article's headline notes, Little-Known Colleges Exploit Visa Loopholess to Make Millions Off Foreign Students".

Oh, and yeah, as the headline notes, I was only in the market to interview shirtless guys and pretty girls.

As a Breitbart headline noted, a child at the White House said that she looked like an angel.

"Public Auction Wipes Out Last of Highlander School" read a 1962 newspaper headline, noting the apparent demise of the Highlander Folk School, one of the legendary incubators of the civil rights movement.

(Eyewitnesses report her other dimensions are very good)." Not lacking a touch of showmanship, Chase-Brand climbed a tree for Life magazine, whose headline noted that her running aspirations put her "out on a limb".

His comments rebutting Mr. Gore's claim included a column in The Wall Street Journal that bore the headline: "Note to Gore: Sarasota High Is Not a Sob Story".

Gawker called Gatti a "drunken shithead" in its headline, noting that he was reportedly arrested twice last September for run-ins with police while at UMass Amherst.

The polls should have led, in "bold, red letters" with a headline noting that the electorate had largely not made up their minds and that the contest was still a dead heat in spite of Obama's lead in the horse race figures.