Sentence examples for through headlines from inspiring English sources

As the librarian spoke, he clicked through headlines cast in scarily large type: "European Stocks Crumble" and "Street Cracks Further".

There's no studio audience, and Ms. King good-naturedly riffles through headlines, pausing to profess love for Domino's pizza or worry about airplane germs.

3. Develop "progressive collages" that explore daily developments of news stories of interest to them through headlines, words and images; create "keys" to the collages by enumerating the items and writing explanations of how each relates to the news story.

Her smiling face also shone through headlines that referred to the wider accomplishment: "The six pack" (The Sun), "Simply amazing" (The Observer), "Joy of six" (Daily Star Sunday), "The joy of six" (Metro), "Sensational" (Sunday Telegraph) and "Gold Rush" (The People's wrap-around).

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Tension between Washington bureaus and headquarters is a common feature of newspapers, and none of the people I spoke to suggested that either Mr. Thomson or Mr. Baker lacked savvy as journalists or leaders — only that ideology was baked into the coverage through headlines, assignments and editing in a way that had never occurred in the past.

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During the inauguration last Friday, the BBC flashed through headline news reports from around the world: Trump was the top story everywhere.

"I ask you read through the headlines and appraise the true situation," he said.

The handy phrase "Red Moon" had been bouncing through the headlines for the past month.

"We're going to fight hard to blast through the headlines".