Sentence examples for secondary headline from inspiring English sources

The secondary headline got down to business: STEVENSON TALK VICIOUS, NIXON SAYS.

It uses increases in the primary and secondary headline measures of pupil achievement after a free school is announced or opened as the metrics for comparison.

Incidentally, one other welcome change is the ditching of the crude secondary headline face, American Typewriter, and its replacement with Glypha.

Levy's concern, as summarized in a secondary headline: "RED ED'S PLEDGE TO BRING BACK SOCIALISM IS A HOMAGE TO HIS MARXIST FATHER".

As the Post pointed out, there are several design differences between Trump's fake cover and real Time magazine covers: The red border around the edge is thinner, there is no thin white border inside the edge of the red and the secondary headlines are in the wrong place.

Though I don't suppose we will see a "May pledges to bring back secondary moderns" headline in the Telegraph, or hear it shouted from the podium at the Tory party conference.

If you want to convey slightly more information, write a sub-headline, which is a secondary sentence that builds on the headline.

As well as the normal feed, Facebook will have secondary ones like "Travel", "Style", "Headlines" and "More", according to reports from users who have been given the new feature.

The amount of pain that the power users are feeling makes for good drama and great headlines, but is secondary to the major coding issues and design flaws allowing competitors to garner traffic off your site.

Seattle's secondary gets most of the headlines, but its defensive line has two terrific speed rushers in Avril (14 sacks and six forced fumbles in two years as a Seahawk) and Bennett (15.5 sacks in two years with Seattle), who rush on opposite sides.

This is a secondary sentence that builds on the headline.