Sentence examples for how the headline from inspiring English sources

Do you understand how the headline got there?

"Everybody knows the story about how the headline in the paper the day I was hired read, 'Sparky Who?' " he once told The Cincinnati Enquirer.

"Everybody knows the story about how the headline in the paper the day I was hired read, 'Sparky Who?' " Mr. Anderson, a Hall of Famer who managed all four Reds pennant-winners of the 1970s, told The Cincinnati Enquirer.

"Sucking up to the Germans is no way to remember our Great War heroes, Mr Cameron", was how the headline of his article in the Daily Mail put it.

It was the day the Republican Party adopted a platform that, well, here's how the headline from Tuesday's Freedom Works website puts it: "Republican Party Adopts Majority of Tea Party's 'Freedom Platform.'".

After my lecture, several young Christian adults talked with me about how the headline resonates with one of the book's main ideas -- that Christianity has carried on a long affair with empire and colonialism, and as a result, has picked up the imperial auto-immune disease of "hostility to the other".

I imagined how the headlines the next day might read.

But we can't be swayed by every individual breach as "economy threatening" no matter how large the headline.

"Sense of Déjà Vu as Slimline Climate Deal Expands Again," was how the Thomson Reuters Foundation headline put it.

"Confessions of a mad aggressor" is how the main headline in Ukrainian daily Ukrayina Moloda describes the news conference by President Putin.

It's obvious that she's one of the most popular musicians on the planet, but just how large was the first week for her new collection, and how did the headline-grabbing number break down?