Sentence examples for printed headlines from inspiring English sources

Newspapers that printed headlines praising his leadership now describe joy at the news that he is detained and his sons imprisoned; the Army that once deferred to Mubarak as its leader now seems to accede to the wishes (chanted, printed on photocopied fliers, and sometimes incoherent) of the crowd that fills Tahrir Square every Friday.

Dewey's victory against Truman with a divided party was seen as so imminent that several newspaper printed headlines saying, "Dewey Defeats Truman".

Election-eve, Bradley was so far ahead of his white Republican opponent that newspapers printed headlines saying "Bradley Wins!" But he lost by 50,000 votes.

Even Bild was unable to save his job, despite printing headlines like "Good!

That did not stop the tabloids printing headlines such as "RUBBISH" and "ENGLAND'S SHAME".

At least that might make the papers stop printing headlines like "No Trace of 'Face Ace' Hooker".

In those days the Post printed any headlines that were really staling in red ink.

Newspapers that on Monday featured Kosovo-like portraits of fleeing refugees today printed their headlines in patriotic blue.

By that evening, many newspapers in London and New York had printed sensationalized headlines that exploited the death-from-overdose account.

Still, it's a long way from the poetics of the best of print headlines.

(And many print headlines are supplanted online by more elastic "e-heads").