Sentence examples for headlines were written from inspiring English sources
The headlines were written: "Unrepentant Suárez refuses to shake hands".
The UK Statistics Authority accused the Government of avoiding scrutiny by withholding key sources and calculations that could have led to the figures being debunked before yesterday's headlines were written.
But the real headlines were written in New England with the Revs going down 4-0 at home to one of the Trinidad and Tobago representatives, Joe Public FC.
Earlier this week, a bunch of headlines were written about the hyper-connected author Tim Ferriss having used the new General Solicitation laws to help a startup raise $250k in 53 minutes (making him one of the first, if not the first, to utilize the change) by way of a blog post and AngelList's Syndicate program.
His news-based art is conspicuously tied this theme: By the time most headlines are written, catastrophes are over.
Patrick LaForge, who oversees the copy desk operations at The Times, where headlines are written, agreed that the headline was unacceptable when I asked him about it on Tuesday.
Most certainly not, but it is a narrative that's now stuck so fast that awkward news headlines are written to shoehorn in a reference to dinosaurs.
From Bonds to Ankiel, one end of baseball's summer spectrum to the other, there can be no selective reasoning, no double standard, only a complete accounting of a cheating culture bigger than any one player, and using that historical perspective to move on, confront the future headlines being written right now.
Headlines are written in normal sentence structure but are only between 3-7 words typically.
General Motors and Chrysler did eventually enter bankruptcy, and the headline was written by an editor, not by Mr. Romney.
