Sentence examples for headlines that said from inspiring English sources

While a few singers like Justin Moore and Jimmy Wayne expressed Trump support, others stayed quiet; Blake Shelton disputed headlines that said he endorsed Trump.

When he was signed, Howard, who has a mild form of Tourette's syndrome, was greeted by headlines that said United had signed a handicapped keeper.

The story appeared in newspapers round the world under headlines that said that Hunt had been sacked by UCL for sexism.

But in his new book, "Driven to Extinction," Dr. Pearson recounts how he cringed to see the research boiled down to simple, stark headlines that said a million species were doomed.

"I saw the headlines that said I blame Hackett for what happened," Testaverde said, referring to the Jets' failure to get a clear shot at a touchdown with 13 seconds remaining in the game, the Jets trailing by 5 points and the ball 24 yards from the Bills' end zone.

We didn't run headlines that said "Multi-Millionaire Behind the Mass Murder of 3,000" (although every word in that headline is true).

Senator Al Franken, of Minnesota, hates headlines that say "no joke".

Also on the screen are a shot of his Economic Plan and supposed newspaper headlines that say "Bush Supports Shifting Jobs Overseas" and "Treasury Chief Calls Outsourcing a Plus for America".

Over the next few days, you will probably read headlines that say "Matt Rutledge revealed to be monstrous pseudo-human creation of Jeff Bezos".

Although it can be easy to be distracted by headlines that say otherwise, a successful retirement can be achieved with proper preparation.

So when the IARC irresponsibly fosters headlines that say "Meat kills" certain communities are more vulnerable to this non nuanced information than others.