Sentence examples for old headlines from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps that is just the way it seems after reading those old headlines and looking into those almost forgotten faces.

They have been dusting off old headlines about the break-up of the single currency, after the gap widened dramatically in recent weeks between Germany's bond yields and those that Italy and Greece were offering on government debt.

All the old headlines about lack of fitness will no doubt reappear in the next few days, but those who take note of them will be missing the point.

He gets rid of the sopranos Angela Gheorghiu and Kathleen Battle, the Italian conductor, Daniele Gatti, and the British director, Jonathan Miller ("the world's expert on everything"), and settles his scores with the box-ticking satisfaction of a retiring tax inspector.This slickly ghosted account of everyday life at America's greatest opera house does little more than rehash old headlines.

That, or merely being a convenient place to search old headlines.

Old headlines about the Spice Girls flash up the last one announcing the end of the band.

As the old headline had it "Fog in channel; continent cut off".

It must be infuriating to see the old headline "the curse of the Redgraves" wheeled out as if in explanation.

The finale of Jazzfest was piled with symbolism: the return of the Neville Brothers to their old headlining slot and, more important, to New Orleans itself.

The man with his hands on the gun, at least according to Morgan, who renamed him Downton Shabby with his old headline-writer's flair.

A gilt-edged invitation, a fancy catwalk set, a big old headline trend and a pompous bow from a recognisable designer to signal the end of the show.