Sentence examples for what the headlines from inspiring English sources

But we know what the headlines will be.

What the headlines failed to mention, however, were the actual survey results.

Investors have not abandoned solid companies, no matter what the headlines, or the market averages, seem to say.

Just imagine what the headlines would be if we blocked their call and one came to significant harm?

And they've bequeathed me a world that — no matter what the headlines suggest — is more at peace than at any point in human history.

But should we really be so concerned about what the headlines are calling a "biblical plague", or is this yet another example of Euro-hysteria?

"Do you know what the headline read?

That's what the headline said.

But look at what the "headline" figure excludes.

That one sounded juicy, and, indeed, this time the text was correct: that really is what the headline said.

The answer is that, having read the story (probably several times), the editor who then writes the headline knows exactly what the headline is about.