Sentence examples for under the subheading from inspiring English sources

Five months ago, he posted a video (subsequently deleted) under the subheading "Terrorists".

The article was further amended on 4 April 2014 to edit and move a paragraph about Titan Aerospace, which had appeared under the subheading "Bought by Facebook".

Her heart-wrenching testimony was featured in The New York Times the next day, April 10 , 1874 under the subheading "Inhuman Treatment of a Little Waif".

This is the neat claim made in a recent op-ed published by the Times under the subheading "The gender imbalance in higher education may not be as complicated as it looks".

Under the subheading "Cold Chisel reconsidered", Anwen Crawford wrote in the Monthly: "Listening to Cold Chisel feels, to me, like a homecoming, but one so specific and so elemental that it's almost uncanny..

Under the subheading Why Libya, we learn of the present regime that "[s]ince 1999, when the UN security council suspended more than a decade of sanctions, Libya's image has changed dramatically.

By Jamie Lauren Keiles May 17, 2017 The videos seem to come from nowhere, delivered to the grid of my Instagram Explore tab under the subhead "Oddly Satisfying".

The videos seem to come from nowhere, delivered to the grid of my Instagram Explore tab under the subhead "Oddly Satisfying".

Before they get to that feature, though, readers will be offered a weight-loss program of their own under the subhead: "This insider diet will keep you slender and satisfied".

In the decade before, another green door was associated with "Reds": under the subhead Green Door, A.H. Raskin of The Times wrote about "the anonymous portal of America's Communist HQ...

Under the subhead "All teachers are rated good or great," it examined teacher rating processes, and found that in districts that have a binary, satisfactory-unsatisfactory system, ninety-nine per cent of teachers receive a satisfactory rating, and that even in the few school districts that attempt a broader range of rating options ninety-four per cent get one of the top two ratings.