Sentence examples for subheading with from inspiring English sources

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.

An earlier version of a subheading with this article misstated the given name of the set designer of the play "American Hero". He is Dane Laffrey, not Dean.

A subheading with an article on Thursday about the indictment in Cincinnati of Officer Ray Tensing in the death of a motorist referred incorrectly to the shooting.

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.

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 yesterday with an article about President Bush's visit to Africa quoted a phrase incorrectly from the president's comment about slavery.

Correction: February 13 , 2002 Wednesday A subheading yesterday with a Books of The Times review of "The Eyre Affair" by Jasper Fforde misstated the given name of the heroine.

A subheading yesterday with an article about the trial of Edgar Ray Killen in the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers in Mississippi included erroneous attribution in some copies for a comment made to jurors.

A subheading yesterday with a sports article about die-hard Knicks season-ticket holders misstated the given name and background of the man who said, "We've kind of learned to endure and somewhat enjoy, to some extent, the misery".