Sentence examples for headlines sometimes from inspiring English sources

CONFUSING, ambiguous headlines sometimes make it into newspapers.

Even the headlines sometimes lie.

"You can get a headline sometimes, but if you can't deliver, it is not fair".

Neither would JetBlue, although it posted a 146-word statement on a company blog under the headline "Sometimes the Weird News Is About Us".

When I'm headlining, sometimes I feel less comfortable than when I'm not expected, because people love me already, and what am I going to do with that – disappoint them?" Chaleur Humaine was released in France that June.

A post that carried the headline "Sometimes the weird news is about us... ...... did not mention Mr. Slater by name; rather, it slyly asked, "Perhaps you heard a little story about one of our flight attendants?" "While we can't discuss the details of what is an ongoing investigation," the post continued, "plenty of others have already formed opinions on the matter.

I'm like the guy in the Onion's fake op-ed from 2006 with the headline "Sometimes I Feel Like I'm the Only One Trying to Gentrify this Neighborhood".

I'm like the guy in the Onion's fake op-ed from 2006 with the headline "Sometimes I Feel Like I'm the Only One Trying to Gentrify this Neighbourhood".

I thought the commission was chasing headlines – and sometimes over things I was ashamed about.

Judging from the headlines, it sometimes seems no one in Europe wants to help refugees.

And in his years as a former politician, he has sought to grab headlines by sometimes taking extreme positions.