Sentence examples for the headline mentioned from inspiring English sources

"It's a long way away," Cuomo said, sanely and predictably dodging the question and prompting the headline mentioned above, on the Web site of The New York Post.

We pay attention, as one of the headlines mentioned above suggests, because it has its own occasions for engaging in Jewish-Christian dialogue.

If the headlines mention Kim Kardashian or promise a list like "Six Creepy Ways to Mourn a Dead Pet," online readers react like a Cro-Magnon finding a patch of ripe red raspberries after a day of digging for tubers.

Few (I hope) would break out the nets if an October headline mentioned "open season on moderate congressmen".

When a News headline mentions The Boss, with a capital T, it means George M. Steinbrenner 3d; the Boss, lowercase t, refers to Bruce Spring steen.

Even though the chain's beef has never been linked to the disease, revenue is threatened everytime a headline mentions mad cow.

Headline mentions of murder in the St . LouisPost-Dispatch have declined markedly, however.

Headline mentions of murder in The New York Times per year have bounced around a lot but don't show the same steady, downward trend as homicides themselves.

Stories of fires, strikes, streets morphing and connecting all bleed together with little more than a headline mentioning each of these developments.

Yet despite the drop in headlines mentioning murder, the gruesomeness has not gone away.

In the Post-Dispatch headlines, mentions of "murder" or "homicide" have dipped from 232 in 1990 to just 67 in 2013.