Sentence examples for to this headline from inspiring English sources

The text is worth a look: Dear Republican Supporter, I have a real fear of waking up to this headline after the elections this fall.

She is referring to this headline in the Sunday Times.

A fourth ad features a leggy woman holding a martini glass aloft next to this headline: "I like my vodka straight but my friends can go either way".

A third ad displays a bottle of Van Gogh Blue next to this headline: "She who gets the bartender's number first wins.

In one ad, a woman sits on a bar stool, sipping a cocktail from a martini glass next to this headline: "Better a dry spell in men than a drought of vodka".

For instance, one magazine ad features "The Card Players" by Cézanne, on display at the Barnes, next to this headline: "How do you curate the most artistic mile in the country?

He said these costs had been scaled back, and that while more than £60m had already been spent, he was hoping to bring this headline figure down to between £80m and £90m.

In November 2010, the White House started talking about December 2014, leading the Washington Post to print this headline: "When it comes to Afghanistan policy, December 2014 is the new July 2011".

Nothing better shows the PM's tone deafness to the urgency of the situation than to announce this headline figure, and then add that it will take five years to implement.

I want to see this headline sometime this summer when the law kicks in: "Diamondbacks game lasts seven hours as umpires demand to see papers before Dominicans can bat".

To me this headline just exemplifies the oafishness of the whole idea that to consign something to history means to ignore it.