Sentence examples for headline piece from inspiring English sources

The headline piece, David Dawson's On the Nature of Daylight, is a pas-de-deux on the mystery of love, set to a score by Max Richter.

Above the fold is one headline piece, and scrolling down are clear, distinct sections entitled The Latest, Spotlight, Podcasts etc. Gone are the random boxes littering the page like crosshatching.

Alice Munro and Anne Tyler are the star names, but John Barth's short contemplation of the struggle to write when age has diminished inspiration is arguably the headline piece.

The Barcelona-based La Vanguardia says in its headline piece that the Spanish health ministry doesn't rule out the possibility of further cases of Ebola.

Given that H&M's designer collections usually inspire hours of queueing by fashion die-hards and vanish from the stores in about half an hour (to return, at stratospheric prices, on eBay later the same day), it's not surprising that the shop had an air of barely controlled hysteria, as fashion people expertly stripped the racks of the headline pieces.

Before going up for auction, the mural will be "one of three controversial headline pieces" in Sincura's 2014 art exhibition.

... which is the subject of a slightly unfortunately headlined piece by me on today's Comment pages (it really has very little to do with Twitter at all, except for one tiny tiny comment I quote by Neil MacGregor, but I guess I can see why that was how they chose to title it).

One of Beethoven's most celebrated works, Symphony No. 3, "Eroica," will be the headlining piece at the chamber's concert at the Alex Theatre in Glendale on Oct. 29.

I was really tempted to headline this piece, "Poo Power" but in an effort to develop some maturity, I re-titled the piece and then used it in my first sentence.

But instead of referencing her other credentials, it chose to headline the piece: "Mother of three poised to lead the BBC".

ScienceBlogs.com's Tim Lambert chose to headline his piece on Palin's op-ed: "The Washington Post can't go out of business fast enough".