Sentence examples for headlines 1 from inspiring English sources

Historic Headlines 1.

Last week's off-pitch Manchester United headlines: 1) Players reportedly "snubbing" the free cars Chevrolet gave them in a £47m sponsorship deal, preferring to drive their Mercedes, Porsches and Range Rovers to training instead; and 2) Players raising "a record £210,000 for Unicef at the club's annual celebrity gala".

So don't get worried by the headlines – 3D printing isn't about making guns.

Radical opposition to globalisation at grassroots level continues to grab headlines; 20,000 demonstrators are expected in Quebec city this weekend.

But the study's most intriguing number was hidden beneath the headlines: 33.6%.

This study analyzed university students' media discourse in the virtual world of Second Life and subsequent revisions of their works in progress with respect to (1) journalistic headlines, (2) journalistic vocabulary, (3) journalistic organization, and (4) journalistic style.

Concurrently, Reis et al. used SentiStrength [11] to measure the negativeness or positiveness of online news headlines [12, 13], whereas Tamersoy [14] explored VADER's lexicon [15] to study patterns of smoking and drinking abstinence in social media.

Source for crime headlines: News24, South Africa.

A tale of two headlines pic.twitter.com/RN6naKgKBj.

"I advise ppl seeing wrong headlines 2day to hear i said on @megynkelly," he tweeted.

According to Russia Beyond The Headlines, 900 specialists are currently fighting several fires that are already raging in the area.