Sentence examples for opening headline from inspiring English sources

The operational variables include towing velocity, horizontal spread, and vertical opening (headline height)—these determine the extent that the netting is exposed to relative water movement.

"BUY A PHD" says the opening headline.

Movement kicked off the night before the festival began, with an opening party headlined by the one and only Kerri Chandler.

One reader said that an article about a game in the French Open, headlined Sharapova hangs tough again to earn title showdown with Halep, 6 June 2014, was "sexist and over sexualised".

The opening paragraph and headline have been corrected to reflect that Jordan Spieth actually said he believes that there is no established top-four in world golf.

Attention spans continue to decrease while the amount of information increases, meaning if you haven't made the challenge clear in the opening paragraph and headline, your readers are leaving.

When the app opens, the headlines load quickly and offer enough information for you to make a fast read-or-skip decision.

Earlier, during a folk festival preview concert on Friday night, Wilco opened its headlining set with Guthrie's "Christ for President," a puckish song of nonpartisan exasperation.

New Jersey Monthly wasn't the first magazine to rank Millburn so highly: In Dr. Miron's office is a copy of an old magazine called Suburban Life, with a 1957 story about the newly opened building headlined "America's Finest High School".

The Yes tour marks only the second time Dream Theater is opening rather than headlining, its members say.

British house revivalist Duke Dumont headlined, opening his set with a sample from Ginuwine's Pony (If you're horny let's do it…) while a sea of mostly heterosexual men swayed awkwardly.