Sentence examples for piece headlined from inspiring English sources

The Danish newspaper BT started the unpleasantries with a piece headlined "Why we can't lose".

Even the normally loyal Sunday Mirror carried a piece headlined "Miliband's got six weeks to shape up".

Even the Sun had some fun with it in their piece headlined "Gionola 'blown up' in internet ad".

On May 18 2004 you ran my comment piece headlined "We are now the problem in Iraq".

The story was accompanied by a comment piece headlined: "Gay push should be kept out of schools".

Photograph: Guardian In May 1914 the paper interviewed Mawson, in a piece headlined "Terrible trials in the Antarctic".

The Forbes piece, headlined "If I was a poor black kid", caused a huge stir and response.

According to a piece headlined Why all this self-congratulation over duty of care to Fabrice Muamba?

The Fix, one of the Washington Post's political blogs, ran a piece headlined "How Marco Rubio owned Jeb Bush in Wednesday's GOP debate".

The Korean-only piece (headlined "Divine retribution for the juvenile delinquent Obama!") featured four lengthy passages, each attributed to a regular citizen.

"A quiz is not, generally speaking, journalism," a writer at NiemanLab pointed out, in a piece headlined "Are quizzes the new lists?