Sentence examples for headlines that are from inspiring English sources
"We often see policies hitting the headlines that are targeted at the ageing population.
IT LOOKS a lot as new media should, with hip click-bait headlines that are ready to be tweeted on microblogs.
Still, it is refreshingly free of the slavish headlines that are so common across the Middle East: the king's visit to the airport, the president's trip to the mosque.
It is also apparent in the relative wall of silence among Clinton staffers and allies who declined to be interviewed about Abedin, a sign of their sensitivity toward the headlines that are once again fixated on her personal life.
"The Ambassador's Wife is an incredible story that pulls you in immediately and resonates with all of us based on the images and news headlines that are pervasive in our lives today," said Mark Gordon in a statement.
He suggested this change would "create a more efficient workflow and address the concerns of some of you that you change 80% or more of the headlines that are supplied".
But the headlines that were scrapped are not bad.
In those days the Post printed any headlines that were really staling in red ink.
So it was unusual and reassuring this week to find two headlines that were broadly positive about telly.
But I would occasionally glance up at the TV and read the little headlines that were running under the interview.
