Sentence examples for headlines out from inspiring English sources
It didn't stop, it just moved from being a fight out in the headlines, out in the middle of the street, to a fight in the back alleys".
From wherever it is in the house, the bunny can recite weather and news headlines out loud, announce the time and light up in different colors when your e-mail has arrived.
"The headlines out of Greece are the most important thing this week," Mr. Landesman said.
It involved casting the words in the stories and headlines out of molten lead, using Linotype and Ludlow machines.
O'Leary is a past master at manufacturing headlines out of things that remain pie in the sky.
A mere whiff of more depressing headlines out of the Middle East may be enough to drive some people home to watch a DVD of the Yule log.
Write a subhead that helps you flesh your headline out more.
Pick up the newspaper and Harry will read the headline out loud.
The New Yorker, February 2 , 1981P. 27 When the American hostages were released from Iran, the headlines sang out "FREEDOM ..
Once in a while, however, those supposed headlines turn out to be something else, like a copyright disclaimer page.
Take for instance the following newspaper headlines carried out by both state-owned and private media outlets in Ghana over time: 1. POLICE ARRESTS TWO FULANI ARMED ROBBERS7 2.
