Sentence examples for particular headline from inspiring English sources
"Mr MacKenzie was responsible for the particular headline he chose to run with".
Mostly because, as Mr. Powers said, "I don't think there's any particular headline material".
I remember a particular headline of the 1990s, which screamed indignantly, "They gave my job to a black woman!".
Geoffrey Green's account of Hungary's third goal, which reported Puskas pulling the ball back and sending Wright skidding off the pitch "like a fire engine heading to the wrong fire", is rightly remembered as the definitive snapshot of the match, but the description of Puskas's soft-shoe shuffle found under this particular headline — "sheer jugglery" — wasn't too shabby either.
Recommended: 'Saif says I have been eating too much,' reveals expecting mom Kareena!" What comes highly unacknowledged with Kareena Kapoor Khan and this particular headline is that in an age where India is repeatedly under fire for gendercide, sexist behavior, and archaic cultural resolutions regarding women's rights, Kareena at a minimal level is trying to alter India's perception.
Both the ombudsman of The Washington Post and the public editor of The New York Times in his online blog have scolded their newspapers since December for overstating the current evidence against Iran in particular headlines and stories.
Internet poker, in particular, attracted headlines when PartyGaming, a poker website, floated in London last month with a market value of around £5 billion.
"A lot has been very sexist and there has been a sexualising of the whole story, in particular in headlines, saying I had cash in my knickers, which is not true.
In particular, such headlines reinforce one of the most common misunderstandings of human evolution: that almost every significant new fossil leads to at least an important revision―if not a total revolution―in everything previously known in the field.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ky .., and Rep. JaSen.ChaffeTom Cotton) in particular made headlines for facing heated protests over their promises to repeal Obamacare.
Both before and after Obama's speech the German press, in particular, ran headlines that ran from irony to sarcasm: "Germany meets the Superstar!" blazed Der Spiegel in neon.
