Sentence examples for immediately headlines from inspiring English sources
Rather than critique the grainy surveillance photos, immediately headlines claimed "Mike Brown Videotaped in Possible Store Robbery Ahead of Ferguson Shooting," a linguistic choice that may as well be an indictment.
The fraternisation almost immediately made headlines.
On a flight back from Brazil in 2013, the newly elected Pope made what became one of his most famous remarks: "If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?" And, on his flight from Mexico back to Rome on Thursday, Francis offered two comments that immediately made headlines worldwide.
It immediately generated headlines.
A woman says that and it's immediately the headline".
That became immediately the headline of the entire Chinese media.
Regardless of the results, the numbers will immediately become headline fodder for an Obama campaign looking to trumpet a 25th consecutive month of job growth and a Romney campaign looking to underscore the historical weakness of the recovery and the failure of Mr. Obama's economic policies.
On the recent tour to India, four players were dropped for failing to supply requested feedback – sanctions that immediately led to headlines saying they had been axed for not doing their homework.
It was, the Italian headlines immediately decreed, the day of the four popes – even if two of them had long been buried in the basilica and the third retired last year.
Although tabloid headlines immediately started shrieking about Morrissey's comments, suggesting that Coachella's offer was on the table for 2013, the singer explicitly stated that the veggie proposal was made in 2010 – the year after Morrissey's solo gig there.
The Italy international was immediately in the headlines, scoring twice on his debut against Udinese, including the winner with the last kick of the game.
