Sentence examples for poor headlines from inspiring English sources

Instead, they might be more like the periodic defeats that Barack Obama took in states like Pennsylvania in 2008, enough to generate some poor headlines for him but not enough to knock him off a winning trajectory.

All that needs to happen next is for someone called Mike to become involved in the shitshow presently drowning the Culture Secretary, and the whole thing will cause some poor headline writer serious internal injury.

Now, as Aniston has abdicated the throne, and "Poor Rob" headlines and tweets flood the Internet, Pattinson better suit up to be the new face of heartbreak.

Thirdly, I was quoted as saying "How can you have evolution if those who do the right thing have to finance those who did the wrong thing?" But this is not the same as saying "[the] rich should not pay more tax to help the poor", as your headline stated.

It carried a sub-headline, "Poor Children Learn.

The major market indices began last week on a sour note, when financials returned to the headlines in poor fashion.

It's about racism, an attitude of hatred towards the poor and getting those headlines in The Daily Mail".

He wrote under the headline "not poor – savings poor", underlining his quote.

But headlines are a poor guide to history.

The poor start, the mocking newspaper headlines like "A night without altitude," by the Argentine daily Clar? hurts.

David Gordon Green's film, which has also suffered from poor reviews, has made some headlines because Bullock's role was originally written for George Clooney.