Sentence examples for respective headlines from inspiring English sources

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A comparison of the respective headlines from the Times and The Wall Street Journal says it all.

Walker passes a bench of people reading newspapers with the respective headlines, "Attacked", "War", "When Will It End?" and "Act of Hate", while the final newspaper headline reads "Hope".

She and Gorta filed pithy stories for their respective tabloids under raffish headlines ("HE DRILLS DENTIST: SLAY CASE").

Rumors of a relationship between the pair have been flying since summer, when they both made headlines for their respective divorces. .

Google and Apple, for example, have been making headlines when stock transactions move their respective market cap to top the other company's (see this Bloomberg article from August 2008 or this one from GigaOM from two weeks ago).

And both Twitter and Facebook have become republishers, with readers on the hunt for links with nice, tidy headlines crammed full of hot names to share with their respective audiences.

The game was even tempered compared to recent fiery encounters, and it was the two finest players in world football who made all the headlines as they once again demonstrated their worth to their respective teams.

David Cameron, the Conservative Party leader, and Gordon Brown, the Labour prime minister, had hardly a bad headline between them in their first few months at their respective helms.

"Mercedes Hooks Her Bass" was the headline on the old broadsheet version of W after they left their respective spouses.

After the Intercept publication, Snowden and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange appeared via satellite linkups from their respective refuges in Moscow and London at a conference of privacy advocates hosted by fugitive Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom and headlined by Greenwald.