Sentence examples for of its headlines from inspiring English sources

But they want them to draw blood from politicians and misbehaving celebrities.Thanks largely to some splendid muckraking by the Guardian, it is now clear how one tabloid obtained some of its headlines.

"Global Warming Is Good," one of its headlines said.

The Daily Mail used the word "lied" in one of its headlines.

The newspaper even ran an article, datelined Sarajevo, to debunk what one of its headlines labeled a " 'low blow' lie".

Fox News wasn't impressed: that night, one of its headlines read "OBAMA GIVES SPEECH TO DISTRACT AMERICANS".

A New York newspaper has apologised after it referred to US President Barack Obama as a "n*****" in one of its headlines.

But it now claims that although some of its headline prices have risen, the move has not added any extra costs to the total price.

Its 11,463 bulks accounted for more than 5% of its headline sale.

But only 77% of its headline sales were bought at the 70p cover price.

The all-news WCBS radio in New York, for example, included the exit of a woman from New Jersey as one of its headline stories last Thursday morning.

Bauer Consumer Media's Zoo shed 15.2% of its headline circulation compared with the previous six months, to 46,310 – a 14.7% year-on-year decline.