Sentence examples for showing headlines from inspiring English sources

I think it was showing headlines from 1956.

In another golf-themed video (lest people forget that Mr. Obama plays a lot of golf), the Republican National Committee shows a golfer repeatedly missing the final put, while showing headlines about Mr. Obama's economic policies.

For 30 seconds, it criticizes the mayor's stewardship of the public education system — showing headlines of some low points, including the short-lived appointment of Cathleen P. Black as chancellor — and accuses him of going after teachers instead of helping to improve schools.

People held up their cell phones showing headlines of the news.

The video shows headlines from news organizations as the viewer hears Mr. Obama singing the opening verse from "Let's Stay Together" in the background.

The video shows headlines from news organizations as Mr. Obama sings the opening verse from "Let's Stay Together" in the background, a response to an Obama campaign ad released Saturday featuring Mr. Romney singing "America the Beautiful".

The site only shows headlines and where they come from in rank order.

My recommendation would be for the service to track URLs and only show "headlines" pointing to new stuff that hasn't been shown in the service before.

The New York Times app, for example, shows headlines and then lets you listen to a summary of the article by telling Glass to "read aloud".

At the same time, Nuzzel does allow you go beyond your immediate social graph, with a "stories you may have missed" section, which shows headlines shared by friends of friends, or by the people followed by the people you follow.

A site called AllSides.com shows headlines of the day sorted by ideological bent, side by side, so you can start to see the slant and can compare the stories.