Sentence examples for headline where from inspiring English sources

The Drudge Report linked to that report under a headline, "Where Is Obama?" Eventually, it became clear.

Tompkins's book was reviewed yesterday in the Times, under the headline "Where Sparky May Go After His Final Walk".

(As, for the next few days, the headline "Where a certain housekeeper and Arnold…" will make sense, too).

I can see her reading the headline — "Where Do Dwarf-Eating Carp Come From?" — and saying to herself: "I don't know and I don't care.

An ad photographed near the Sydney Opera House carries the headline, "Where a trip to the opera is as magical as the performance".

The Comeback Cabinet Colin L. Powell was featured on the cover of the Sept. 10 issue of Time magazine, with the humbling headline "Where Have You Gone, Colin Powell?" Now he is winning adulation for his role in the war.

By December, 2005, USA Today had published a story about the place headlined "WHERE STARS ARE SPOTTED".

In San Diego, the bond issue first gained attention on The Voice of San Diego, a Web-based publication, which published an article this month headlined "Where Borrowing $105 Million Will Cost $1 Billion: Poway Schools".

He wrote a column in The Washington Post, headlined, "Where Was Sen. Dodd?" Mr. Hubbard's column was unusual by Washington blame-game standards for giving Congress the heat it gives out.

When sites such as Digital Music News publish articles headlined "Where Grooveshark Is Still Kicking Spotify's Butt", they fail to take into account that the majority of artists on Grooveshark don't get a penny and have not given their permission for their music to be on the site.

Columnist Zoe Williams wrote a telling piece about the heartache of unsuccessful treatment last month, headlined Where's all the grief going?