Sentence examples for its headlines from inspiring English sources

Even Radio 4's Today programme, a bastion of the establishment, mentioned it in its headlines.

The Met Office got its headlines, but it paid a very high price, in image terms, for getting them wrong: barbecue summer will take a lot of forgetting.

It uses punctuation in its headlines.

Its headlines have included "Hoist it high and proud: The Confederate flag proclaims a glorious heritage", "Birth control makes women unattractive and crazy", and "Clinton aide Huma Abedin 'most likely a Saudi spy'".

Last year, it went after Websites that copied its headlines, even if they had links back to AP stories.

(ClickHole is a fun example because it parodies clickbait so effectively that its headlines still work as clickbait).

It is common to do the grouping with post-its headlining interesting stories from fieldwork.

Its headline: "Dismantling the NHS National Programme for IT".

"Choke It Down, and Vote for Menendez" was its headline.

This report, despite its headline findings, has enough ambiguity in it to leave all factions satisfied.

It's a wonderful phone, somewhat spoiled by its headline feature.