Sentence examples for with this headline from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with this headline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific headline that has been mentioned or is about to be discussed. Example: "With this headline, we aim to capture the attention of our audience and convey the main message of the article."
The flow of news releases and background science content from NASA is generally excellent, but the space agency badly blew it earlier this week with this headline, which has now reverberated around the Web: "Satellites See Unprecedented Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Melt".
I have a number of problems with this headline.
I'll not soon forget a BuzzFeed post from last February with this headline: "The sequester is terrible for traffic".
How else to account for a news release with this headline: "Niche-Product Slipcovers Grew Like High-Techs During 1999".
"It was frustrating that he came up with this headline that linked three words that I never said," he said, but added "that's what newspapers do".
The humor newspaper, The Onion, perhaps summed it up best with this headline: "300 Million Without Electricity in India After Restoration of Power Grid".
But while there are countless rather embarrassing holes with this headline-grabbing story, there is a larger problem with its line of criticism against the Iran nuclear deal that has passed largely unnoticed.
The club later followed up this headline with a statement saying that Hartlepool does not wish to sign Evans.
Remember that time four years ago when we ran a story with the headline, "This Waterproof Kindle Paperwhite Is Humanity's Greatest Achievement?" Well, this is that potential fulfilled — now directly from Amazon.
There was a press release with this sensational headline: "Declaration of Independence Banned from Classroom".
LAST Jan . 3 Porsche sent out a news release with this upbeat headline: Porsche Reports Best-Ever Annual Sales in U.S. — Fourth Consecutive Record Sales Year.
