Sentence examples for recognise the headlines from inspiring English sources

Recognise the headlines below?

Townsend immediately recognised the headline's font.

However, it is not necessary to accept allegations of bias to recognise that headlines in the internet age need to avoid oversimplification.

He recognised that the headlines would be about the stadium's naming rights but stressed that the importance would be felt at grassroots level.

The sad thing is that I don't recognise the town that has once again hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

But they are likely to recognise that the headline cut in the top rate of tax will be the focus of the media.

As the headlines mount up, more and more of us will recognise the creatures in our homes, gardens and even schools.

A preliminary meeting last year made global headlines when an early draft document said the Church "should recognise the intrinsic value of loving, same-sex relationships".

Yes, the headline numbers are up over the past year, but the figures are based on surveys, and more people might now recognise the "zero hours" tag than in the past.

We recognise the problem.

The Holte End would recognise the symptoms.