Sentence examples for most recent headlines from inspiring English sources

Let's look at just the most recent headlines.

This week we had no choice but to dive into Uber's most recent headlines and happenings.

Glitchr Is The Most Interesting Artist-Hacker On Facebook.

In reality, it was one of the weirdest events I've ever been to: Rocky, sitting in Sheffield City Hall, chatting to a man whose most recent headlines came via a slightly offensive, cod-calypso, pro-UKIP song.

In reality, it was one of the weirdest events I've ever been to: Rocky, sitting in Sheffield City Hall, chatting to a man whose most recent headlines came via a cod-calypso, pro-UKIP song that a lot of people thought was racist.

— Bob, Colorado The most recent headline that comes to mind is our article last December, by Kirk Johnson, that reported a finding by the E.P.A. that fracking chemicals were "the likely cause of contaminated local water supplies" in central Wyoming.

The most recent headline about the relationship between the two countries is especially troubling because it appears to mark a change in the UK's attitude towards the most vulnerable Afghanis: unaccompanied child asylum seekers.

Dennis Lockhart, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, said that the most recent headline consumer price index reading was "uncomfortably high and worrisome".

On Thursday night, at an insider event I'd organized in my second but closely related life as the founder of StrictlyVC, I interviewed famed entrepreneur-investor Marc Andreessen, whose most recent headline-grabbing maneuver (intentionally or not) was to take a Twitter break one week ago.

Her most recent headline grabbing controversy?

Silverstone is one of the most recent headline-grabbing casting announcements to hit "Suburgatory".