Sentence examples for set of headlines from inspiring English sources

But since The Huffington Post's energetic media reporter Michael Calderone has already written two well-reported posts on the "odd" article itself, and Greg Mitchell wrote about it Tuesday in The Nation, let's limit ourselves here to its jarring set of headlines.

Each week seemingly brings a fresh set of headlines.

Speaking of which, there is one set of headlines that could be especially important to Mr. Obama.

It jars you out of your comfort zone, just the way a certain set of headlines might have recently.

The other papers followed the Guardian story, leaving the prime minister facing a dire set of headlines from across the political spectrum on Tuesday morning.

Worse for Romney is that by releasing only two years of returns, he guarantees a fresh set of headlines going forward – whether he turns over several more years of information or not.

In connection with the release of a new box set of episodes headlined by the fan-instigated "Jake vs. Me-Mow," in which the dog has to do battle with a miniature cat assassin hiding out in his nose, I got a chance to talk with the show's creator, Pendleton Ward.

The set of headline rates of taxation - the percentages that are formally taxed on income derived from employment, corporate profits, capital gains etc - gets most of the public attention.

Now, suddenly, he has a hands-on role in a state school as Wellington academy's executive head, following the sudden departure of the school's founding principal, Andy Schofield, last month after a bad set of headline GCSE results.

Both sets of headlines continue to beat down this stock.

Jay-Z, Dead & Company and the Killers are set to headline one of the 50th-anniversary shows commemorating the groundbreaking Woodstock festival this summer.