Sentence examples for uses the headlines from inspiring English sources

After the post is shared several times, Naytev uses the headlines and images that have gained the most traction.

And it will take aim at the practice of trying juveniles offenders as adults with a campaign that uses the headline: "They finally found an answer to overcrowded prisons.

The Daily Mail describes "the day humble Wiggo became Sir Brad", while the Times uses the headline: "Suits you, Sir Bradley," a reference to the style-loving cyclist's bell-bottomed suit.

'I don't give a damn if the All Blacks used the headlines to fire themselves up,' replied Woodward.

Some have deliberately scaled back their lifestyles, while others have used the headlines to start family discussions of wealth and moral values.

SCORECARD -- By using the headlines, Mr. Porter is using the same technique national Republicans employed in advertisements to remind voters that Mr. Herrera faced questions about his behavior as the head of the Clark County Commission.

Some Tea Party leaders are already using the headlines generated by the Wall Street protesters to try to appeal for financial help for a national advertising campaign of their own.

In Montreal today, television stations and newspapers used the headline "Vendu".

Jonathan Cohn at The New Republic used the headline: "The Most Dishonest Convention Speech... Ever?" You get the picture.

Mr. Isaacson has proposed using the Headline News anchors to give quick news updates on CNN during the day.

Now, though, I'm just going to send them Alina Tugend's article, using the headline as the subject.