Sentence examples for headlines below from inspiring English sources

Recognise the headlines below?

Then, we invite you to post the links and headlines below, along with a short commentary.

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Today's (tiny) Free Press headlines (below the fold, because "Flint, a failure at every level... .. is still taking the prime spot) are "Profit checks up to $11K for GM UAW are biggest" and "In Detroit, lighting chief makes abrupt departure".

Last week, buried in the headlines below David Petraeus and "Return on Success" (whatever that means), Congressman George Miller and his Democratic colleagues on the House Labor and Education committee won a quiet victory for students like me across this country.

When Fox was mocked for the headline below, guess who was tapped to defend it?

But then I saw the smaller headline below, and my heart sank: "The new blight paralysing Britain".

The article's restrained one-column headline below the fold on Page 1 placed it gently before Times readers who may not visit the sports section regularly.

No doubt intended to instil confidence in the executive cabinet – a personification of the STRONG LEADERSHIP headlined below – it looks more like the boardroom finale at the end of The Apprentice.

And just in case readers in December 1968 were not already alarmed, a smaller headline below warned: "It's Upon Us!" The headlines often shouted from The Home Reporter and Sunset News, every week grabbing readers in Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Sunset Park, and other Brooklyn neighborhoods in a way that belied the contemplative, formal man who published them.

You, Me and Marley was a story not from the headlines, but below them, and far better for it.