Sentence examples for shocking headlines from inspiring English sources

My worries were triggered by two shocking headlines (Learning English, 13 January).

Jump racing continues to be hugely popular, even allowing for some shocking headlines in the days after the Grand National.

"Now I can imagine the headlines — the shocking headlines you'll print tomorrow," he told more than 150 journalists at a downtown hotel several blocks from the White House.

"The damning reports about Sports Direct's behaviour make for shocking headlines – but they also represent clear financial risks to the company.

(Ages 12 and up) In "The Brimstone Journals," the novelist and poet Ron Koertge attempts to understand the kind of school violence that has made such shocking headlines in the last few years.

Given how braying, shocking headlines about Magaluf have become a tradition around this time of the year, a new pan-European survey naming Brits as the most prudish of all seems a tad out of place.

Do we really want to debate this issue until it re-emerges as another shocking headline?

"Tories reject move to ensure rented homes fit for human habitation" is a shocking headline, but without a jot of hyperbole.

Runs on the banks, protests over pensions, delays to payments: every day brings with it another shocking headline about Greece as the country tries to negotiate further loans from Europe to repay money already borrowed.

This was another shocking headline from this fall.

It's convenient for both Islamophobes and the media alike - Islamophobes find another excuse to justify their prejudice and hatred against Islam while the media loves any story which makes a shocking headline.