Sentence examples for headline word from inspiring English sources

This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition under the headline "Word games".

These small single digit drops merit the headline word "plummet?" Also, did you take note of words like "bleak" and phrases such as "sharp decline" and "fail to rescue" in the copy?

"Long before 'ecology' became a headline word, Richard Neutra based his pioneering architectural notions on the need of people to live in a supportive environment," one architecture expert wrote in a eulogy to Neutra published in The Times.

The final coding framework recorded the newspaper in which the article appeared, publication date, headline, word count, and whether there was an image.

— The use of various photographs and headline words, which some readers found objectionable for a variety of reasons.

For the avoidance of misunderstanding, this has been changed to conform with the headline wording that appeared in the newspaper.

(Just try adding "bonk" to the list of four-letter headline words listed earlier, and begin your computer simulation).

Anti-gay sentiments have gained traction in Uganda, where a tabloid once published photographs of gay people with the headline words "hang them".

"Passionate and uncompromising" were headline words in Chesterfield on Saturday and Cook wears his heart on the touchline as long as he is allowed to stay there.

The tabloid press has a vocabulary of headline words — HERO, THUG, MADMAN — that are aimed not at the minds of readers, or even at their hearts, but at their viscera.

While links to pornography and petitions remain blocked, it reveals that most of the censored headline words can now be used again.