Sentence examples for headline that refers from inspiring English sources
Why would you reinforce this erroneous and dangerous stigma by running a headline that refers to these firefighters as "head cases" and a picture caption describing Denis Leary's character in "Rescue Me" as "fragile"?
The resulting misrepresentation of the two women's work included a headline that referred to them as "high-priced call girls" and a paragraph that said they practiced "the 21st-century version of the oldest profession".
Going into a tabac for a packet of Gitanes - illicit cigarettes had kept both of us sane during my months in hospital - Jane bought a copy of Paris Match and found Greenwood's face on the cover, under a headline that referred to the unsolved mystery.
The click-bait headlines that refer to the "death of the blockbuster" video game, the inexorable "rise of the indie" or our "inevitable free-to-play future" are untruths.
Her smiling face also shone through headlines that referred to the wider accomplishment: "The six pack" (The Sun), "Simply amazing" (The Observer), "Joy of six" (Daily Star Sunday), "The joy of six" (Metro), "Sensational" (Sunday Telegraph) and "Gold Rush" (The People's wrap-around).
I wasn't sure what to make of the pretaped spot that showed all the Roethlisberger scandal headlines, including one that referred to him as "Rusty Roethlisberger," but it was one of the rare missteps on the football side.
Yet every news story and headline -- and they are everywhere now -- that refers to these horrendous people as "The Islamic State" feeds their legitimacy while undermining the positive attributes of Islam.
A small article in The New York Times had a headline that could have referred to Sam or Spiro.
It cited a brief article in the magazine's Jan . 10issue headlined "A Right Royal Headache" that referred to frictions between Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and the royal palace.
8.01am: Here's the question, but what's the headline that waggish Alex Pace is referring to? "Will any of the papers be running this headline alongside pictures of our sailing heroes in the rain?" Best guesses please, the winner getting a Beijing 2008 branded toothbrush holder.* *The winner will not receive a Beijing 2008 branded toothbrush holder.
I saw reactions to this video calling it 'heartwarming' and 'inspiring.' Headlines like the one below that referred to this promotion as 'JetBlue teaching passengers to love crying babies.' JetBlue did not teach anything about 'love' or 'loving babies' - it taught customers to rejoice and celebrate the pain and discomfort of babies because they will profit and benefit from it.
