Sentence examples for headlines of papers from inspiring English sources

Last week, while looking at the headlines of papers hanging from a news kiosk, I was hit in the face by a man shouting racist abuse at me because I was speaking English.

As the headlines of local papers frequently report, forced evictions and mass clearances plague these communities.

In front of the counter, a girl in a light dress was studying the headlines of this papers.

It is the lord chancellor's job to uphold the independence of British judges and she must speak out urgently against the hysterical headlines of some papers and these attacks on British justice".

The site is similar to the New York Times Skimmerr product, which lets you skim the online headlines of the paper.

It bows in the hot headlines of the morning papers - from every part of the globe, across the seven seas.

But you're not going to be reading that in the headlines of the major papers.

The next day, I sued them and the headlines of the local papers read: "Negro Files Lawsuit Against Holiday Inn".

Headlines of some U.K. papers proclaimed: Long term brain cancer risk increased in heavy cell phone users, while those of the National Cancer Institute's in-house online zine noted -- no general risk from cell phone use.

Because if he goes for the latter, I'd argue he's not doing it because he thinks it will genuinely help people, but because it'll save cash and earn him a couple of complimentary headlines in the kind of papers his supporters read.

And, two or three days later, I saw his face in the headlines of a Paris paper.