Sentence examples for previous headline from inspiring English sources

On the previous headline measure, borrowing came in at £12.5bn, £1bn more than economists had forecast.

This article was amended on 9 May 2016 to correct a previous headline, which misidentified the mosque as the first Spanish-speaking one in the US.

Their previous headline appearance, amid deep mud and shocking weather conditions in 1997, has topped polls for the best-ever Glastonbury set.

The group have not played live since their last world tour finished in August 2013, so their Download slot looks set to be their first UK show since their previous headline slot.

The previous headline said that the study argued that the U.S. needs "fewer" science students; the study itself does not argue for fewer science students, though it negates the idea that more science students are needed.

CORRECTION: A previous headline incorrectly identified the student locked in the closet as a boy.

Finally, the day will end with a rally at Foley Square, near New York's Town Hall, and then a march to the Brooklyn Bridge, where hundreds of protesters were arrested in a previous headline-grabbing mass action.

Prof. Jonathan Turley of George Washington Law School, a critic of the Bush administration's handling of terrorism-related cases, said that by seeking a new trial the government was hoping to justify "previous headlines" about evidence — including wiretaps and informant reports — presented by Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales after the suspects' arrest in June 2006.

In contrast with the previous Arabic headlines, the CNN English headline, example 6, displays a marked information structure, i.e. New-Given.

Previous, positive headline findings from the WSD have been used by ministers to justify expansion of telehealth and telecare provision in England.

CORRECTION: A previous HuffPost headline incorrectly stated that Brazil's senate voted to impeach Rousseff.