Sentence examples for subhead with from inspiring English sources

Vogue examines the cell phone issue under the headline "Wake-up Call," with the subhead: "With recent research raising questions about dangers of cell phone radiation, especially to children, Robert Sullivan wonders why more people aren't listening".

A subheading with the review also misstated his name.

And a subheading with the obituary misstated the number of members in Firesign Theater.

"Track was originally offered to Christina Aguilera," continued the subheading, with a detectable note of bathos.

A subheading with an obituary last Sunday about Phoebe Jacobs, a publicist for Louis Armstrong and other jazz stars, referred incorrectly to one aspect of her career.

And a subheading with the obituary described incorrectly the $7 million robbery by a Puerto Rican independence group that inspired Dr. Fernandez's interest in Puerto Rican nationalism.

A sports picture caption on Monday under the Villanova subheading with the top seedings in the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament misidentified the player dribbling the ball.

OLIVER STRAND Note: An earlier version of the subheading with this entry has been changed because it was unintentionally insensitive in making a link between last year's tragedy in Japan and the opportunity for tourism.

Correction: April 15, 2000, Saturday A subheading with a front-page article yesterday about legal proceedings and protests in the custody battle over Elian Gonzalez mischaracterized the federal government's action concerning an order for Elian's relatives to remove the boy from their home.

32 36 A clear topic sentence was used at the beginning of each subheading with the following details and examples.

We also processed the four SemRep output datasets originating from the search queries that included the drug therapy subheading with conventional Semantic MEDLINE utilizing the built-in treatment point-of-view schema (i.e., with predetermined, hard-coded patterns).