Sentence examples for hero headlines from inspiring English sources

Updated at 5.15pm GMT 3.38pm GMT Overworked sub-editors around the country had their returning hero headlines ready when they heard that Dempsey had the ball in the net with a decent half volley but they had to go back to the ironing board when they heard that a foul was called for a Berbatov challenge on O'Shea in the build-up.

On 16 January 2009, America's voice of conservatism, the radio star and Fox "News" hero Rush Limbaugh, headlined his radio commentary "Limbaugh: I Hope Obama Fails," and he said: "I hope he fails...

6. Hancock One of the more divisive movies of the year, this thoughtful and touching fable of a man in search of his own identity is cleverly disguised as a wham-bam super hero comedy headlined by the biggest star on the planet.

Lance Armstrong wasn't the only sportsman, or the only hero, to make headlines this week for telling lies.

His hackles still rise at the death of Northstar, a mutant hero who made headlines in 1992 when he uttered the words "I am gay" in the pages of a Marvel comic.

Hero made national headlines in 2007 when Rollins rescued her the night before losing his own life in the line of duty.

The headline hero is a square-jawed cyborg agent with extendable Inspector Gadget arms battling the dastardly criminal network PRYSM.

SEOUL — Park Ji-sung may appreciate the irony that the more he is proclaimed "Manchester United's unsung hero," as the headline on the club's Web site declared this month, the less unsung he becomes.

"Anti-Semitic Congresswoman Defames Jewish-American Hero," blared the headline in the Washington Free Beacon, the conservative website funded in large part by the billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Singer.

But it still feels like a breath of transgressive fresh air to see a headline hero shoot three baddies through the head with the same bullet while bopping to Salt-N-Pepa.

We admire the heroes in the headlines who give of their time, save lives and offer support.