Sentence examples for subheading of from inspiring English sources
The subheading of this article was amended on 3 March 2016.
It's no accident that the subheading of Dot Earth is "Nine billion people.
The subheading of a previous version incorrectly said 'legislator' where 'legislature' was meant.
The subheading of this article was corrected on 27 December 2015.
The subheading of this article was amended at 10.40am BST on Friday 18 October.
The subheading of the previous version incorrectly stated that the International Commission on Missing Persons was a UN organisation.
"Wimbledon is tightening its dress code this year, with stricter rules on 'almost entirely white' clothing" was the opening of the subheading on a gallery of pictures published on 23 June, which showed images from "130 years of pushing tennis style boundaries".
The subhead of "Combinations" listed honey-potato, coffee-tarragon, salmon-coffee and wasabi-roses.
The subhead of the piece read "Dot-Commers Who Once Flocked to San Francisco Are Turning Elsewhere".
Correction: The subhead of "The Memory Keeper" (October 26th) identified Svetlana Alexievich, the Nobel Laureate in Literature, as Russian.
"Good riddance to the Democratic Leadership Council" was the incendiary subhead of an article on the Op-Ed page of The Times two weeks ago.
