Sentence examples for underneath the headlines from inspiring English sources

Yes, it is going through something of a perception crisis, but underneath the headlines the platform is well-placed to have its best year.

It is turning on a new feature on its homepage called Times Extra that will start adding links from elsewhere underneath the headlines of its own articles.

The headline reads "We Are All Refugees", while the line underneath states: "Famous Greeks get photographed, in order to remind us that millions of people need our help.

The Philadelphia Inquirer displayed a large photograph of Vick on the turf underneath the headline "Knockout Punch".

Vogue profiled her 2009 wedding to the lawyer-turned-investor Zack Brogue underneath the headline "The Bride Wore Snowflakes".

Underneath the headline, the text says: "Amazingly, BT Totally Unlimited FREE for six months and £16 a month thereafter for Star/Express readers".

Underneath the headline are photos of recently deposed Wall Street titans, captioned with the staggering sums they managed to lose.

Underneath the headline, as promised, were neatly fifty reasons, ranging from my body to my personality to my clothes, that clearly stated the reason for my alienation.

A Thames Valley Police poster combating underage drinking featured a young woman being attacked underneath the headline "Her mum bought her the cider".

Friday's front page of de Volkskrant newspaper showed a picture of the wreckage at the crash site, underneath the headline: "One of the worst air disasters in Dutch history".

8.05am Fans of our ever-present standfirst (the grey bit underneath the headline) will already have spotted this, but for those who haven't, Paul Kelso is giving the diving a far more knowledgeable treatment in his live blog.