Sentence examples for lead paragraphs from inspiring English sources

Last month the Times Company agreed to stop copying GateHouse's headlines and lead paragraphs.

Cue the jokey lead paragraphs: "It sure wasn't the hole-in-one Mark Mihal had in mind".

(Only stories of the highest moment are permitted lead paragraphs of two sentences. Here. of course, there was no doubt: it was snowing).

(The front-page article's lead paragraphs, on how widening economic inequality had damaged the social fabric of America, came only deep in the interview, Mr. Leonhardt noted).

His reply: "Clarity and common sense favored the simple use of 'resign' in the headlines and lead paragraphs of our coverage on Wednesday and Thursday.

Lead paragraphs of top stories updated throughout the day run down the center of the screen.

Two problems in this lead paragraph.

The lead paragraph said her testimony "suggested" that earlier testimony by Gonzales "may have been flawed".

"An hour after meeting him," she recalled, "I said, 'Look at the story.' We bonded over the lead paragraph.

In the lead paragraph, it said that Rebecca Escalante had decided not to post bond for Bonilla because she was concerned about his safety.

In fact, it is astoundingly free of self-pity and characterized by that dazzling display of wit and wordplay that Wheatcroft acknowledges in his lead paragraph.