Sentence examples for worrying headlines from inspiring English sources

PARIS — When Airbus disclosed last month that it had discovered dozens of hairline cracks in a wing component of several of its A380 jets, the news was followed by worrying headlines that ricocheted online.

The festive period is barely behind us, but already there are more worrying headlines about obesity.

Halb-finger, uttering a line that is a version of every reporter's mantra, says, "I've long since stopped worrying about headlines, as I have no control of them".

"If you're worried about headlines, don't makes speeches about love," he said.

As confident as she sounds, Marilyn admits to being worried about headlining again in New York City, this time at The Metropolitan Room.

It's worrying to see your headline accusing A&E consultants of cashing in on the NHS crisis (The locums on £1,760 a day, 3 February).

That the in campaign is worrying about who's headlining the Pyramid Stage is a sign of how nervy they are.

The headline is worrying: "half of prostate cancer misdiagnosed".

It's easy to become so mired in your daily responsibilities--whether you're caring for children or elderly parents, meeting stiff deadlines at work, or worrying about global news headlines--that you lose yourself in the shuffle and become unable to function because all you do is worry.

People who worry that Web headlines dumb down public discourse are probably right.

The themes were common -- "Don't worry about the headlines, relax and have fun," Jay Payton said.