Sentence examples for headlines from the from inspiring English sources

Headlines from the Post and Mirror.

Two headlines, from the two states, said it all.

He studies headlines from The Onion, viewing them, correctly, as a new comedy genre.

Evan Osnos offers the view from China and rounds up gloating headlines from the Chinese press.

(Representative headlines from the site include "Divine Guatemalan Dive" and "North Trenton Brewskis").

Headlines from the Holy Land: Reporting the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, James Rodgers, Palgrave Macmillan.

The headlines from the last presidential debate focused on President Obama challenging Mitt Romney on issue after issue.

Mr. Ganek sat on the floor with his traders, barking orders and reading off headlines from the Bloomberg terminal.

Instead, I'll merely pass along ten headlines from the weekend, and one — the Mittster, caught on tape — from Monday afternoon.

IN David Denby's office at The New Yorker magazine, two headlines from The Wall Street Journal share a frame.

But Italy is perhaps the one most adept at crafting bold headlines from the slimmest scientific findings.