Sentence examples for the headline proclaimed from inspiring English sources

The headline proclaimed, "This is the most dangerous author in Britain".

Although the article itself was benignly well-balanced the headline proclaimed "Market rivals give Borough food for thought".

Eight years after Kurt Cobain's suicide, the headline proclaimed them "the most important band in the world".

The Philadelphia Inquirer – the paper that called her a "monster" in the headline – proclaimed: "Nin lied and fornicated the way the rest of us breathe".

"Plagiarism Lines Blur for Students in Digital Age," the headline proclaimed, pinpointing a problem, weaving a theory, and excusing youthful copycats in one fell swoop.

The cover trumpeted an exclusive interview with Amanda Holden, a British television personality who recently underwent a difficult childbirth, during which, the headline proclaimed, "MY HEART STOPPED FOR 40 SECONDS".

So while the headlines proclaimed justice done, I just felt in my bones that hollowness in Dautović's voice, usually so resolved and full of life.

The headlines proclaim that the taxpayer now owns the mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, along with the liabilities of a mysterious colossus called the American Insurance Group, which, as it happens, insures against corporate defaults.

With disability benefits, the challenge is to ensure that only genuinely disabled receive benefits—and to end the payment of multiple benefits for the same disability.Mr Darling will doubtless be stung by the headlines proclaiming that his appointment marks the end of serious efforts to reform the welfare state.

There seems to be no way out, to the point that a person doesn't dare, sometimes, to feel anything more than what the headlines proclaim, out of dread that he will encounter within him emotions that are even more menacing and problematic.

But while the headlines proclaim Domino's is coming to you at the beach or park, don't expect the delivery driver to traipse across the hot sand to your towel or down a walking path into the woods — there are limits to how off-the-grid these deliveries will go.