Sentence examples for press headlines from inspiring English sources

Forget lurid press headlines about labels like multiculturalism.

The press headlines were loud, immediate and everywhere.

The idea was surely to secure press headlines and YouTube viewings to impress voters in Buckingham.

The press headlines fear that Labour plans to hammer the middle classes.

We see press headlines about 'schizo' murderers and fictional characters in film or on TV are often no better.

The drug captured press headlines a few years ago following reports of the devastating effect on body tissues from use by intravenous drug users.

The press headlined Sars as "a plague worse than Aids".

The Daily Oakland Press headline accurately conveyed the spirit of his message in its headline "Sutton to Europeans: Get Over It".

Over the phone, she read from an April, 1960, article in the now defunct Long Island Press, headlined "WIKE, LIKE LIKE: VAN WYCK PRONUNCIATION OFFICIAL".

Next month Tinder Press, Headline publishing group's literary imprint with authors such as Andrea Levy and Patrick Gale, is holding an "open submission" fortnight.

When Prime Minister David Cameron met Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Friday, the Tory press headlined stories about a "German plot" to take over Europe and a "secret German memo," not secret at all, that laid out much-discussed German ideas for more integrated governance.