Sentence examples for paper headline from inspiring English sources

A local paper headline holds out what passes for hope: "Plans for new superstore".

The news paper headline prophesying kness is less moving than the pool of light that overflows upon it from the window, illuminating it.

Second, the story itself, which the Coventry paper headlined Angry swans terrorise students at Warwick University.

As one Italian paper headlined his obituary, "He was too good-looking as a child to have success for ever".

Inside, the paper headlined "his 10 'links' to Dando" (those quote marks again) that the jury didn't know about.

The shock value of the alleged murder knocked South African President Jacob Zuma's state of the nation address off the front pages with one paper headlining: "Golden boy loses his shine".

As well as paying tribute to master works in the history of painting, the photographs are also pointed satires on the excesses of tabloid journalism: each image is captioned by a headline snipped from the Hackney Gazette, Hunter's local paper, headlines that veer from the mildly eccentric to the shamelessly sensational.

Their four-day cruise is recalled with a grateful reverence that has endured beyond those 'Riders of the Lost Ark' local paper headlines: as I was told by several cheerful Chirkites who helped us ferry our provisions and luggage aboard the five-berth, 60ft Katheryn, narrowboating has never been as sexy.

Resnick's story for his paper, headlined "GOP National Chair Avoids Questions about his Sexuality," created a brief phenomenon in the gay and lesbian community that came to be known as "Mehlmania".

In Duluth, the papers headline what seems like good news -- major revenue growth for the Port of Duluth -- importing wind turbines from overseas.

The animals can be a menace as the paper's report, headlined with an inevitable pun, Mayor takes goat issue by the horns, made clear.