Sentence examples for suggested headline from inspiring English sources

Wendy Henry shouted "Gotcha!" not as a suggested headline but as a spontaneous reaction, the kind of black joke common to every newspaper office.

9.12pm BST 66 min: Hats off Nick Shearer for this suggested headline: "Auf Wiedersehen, Pep?" 9.12pm BST 65 min: Real still keeping Bayern at bay with ease.

Wendy Henry shouted "Gotcha!", not as a suggested headline but as a spontaneous reaction, the kind of black joke common to every newspaper office.

One suggested headline: "Exclusive: Google Is A Teenager, Erratic Profits Due To Teenage Crisis!" But my personal favorite was: "Google Refuses To Come Downstairs For Dinner, Cites Missed Expectations".

("Chorine Chokes on Chlorine" was her suggested headline).

To illustrate that point, he said the suggested headlines are usually phrases pulled from the articles that seem particularly "intense" and have been translated into "headlinese": "It's not as artificial as you would think".

Former Freedom Caucus Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) suggested headlines for HuffPost to make it clear he opposed the legislation.

Printed texts are coated from floor to ceiling in zingy green and white, but while the font suggests headlines, what we get is existential angst.

"Taylor Momsen Goes Pantsless, Curses on Morning Television" suggested a headline on The Huffington Post's "most popular" feature on Friday.

Mr. Draft, 46, laughed as he suggested a headline for this column: " 'Hard to believe,' " then added, "We at Draft are pretty independent guys, too.

"Maybe you're being too strict with your kid's screen time," suggested one headline.