Sentence examples for headline right from inspiring English sources

The Courant agreed, sort of, and published an editorial about Mr. Peter's retirement with the headline "Right Time to Move On...".

I could write a headline right now — "Exposure to Impacts from Rising Seas Has Tripled in Maldives since 1965″ — that would be utterly accurate and would have nothing to do with global warming or the rate of sea-level rise.

He was an early and avid supporter of the invasion of Iraq — News staffers recall, with some distaste, a Bush endorsement two days before the 2004 election with the headline "RIGHT WAR, RIGHT TIME, RIGHT MAN" — but now deems the war, and the Administration, to be a disaster, though one worth seeing through; he supports the surge.

You read the headline right.

Yeah, you read that headline right.

Yes, you read the headline right, and the screenshots below weren't doctored in any way.

It's happening in the headlines right now.

Fair point – I mean, wait till I've done something worthy of a few newspaper headlines, right?

It is critical for combating the story all over the headlines right now: Mr Obama's stinging victory in the House yesterday.

Ms. Hendryx headlines Right Now by WeDaPeoples Cabaret, a leftist political variety show, with support from the comedian Reno and the filmmaker Nelson George.

Hinting at a change of approach that began when Coulson arrived at Conservative party headquarters, he said: "It was our analysis [that under Tony Blair] there was too much emphasis on getting the headlines right.