Sentence examples for wrong headline from inspiring English sources

Perhaps your Economic View column of Jan . 2 by N. Gregory Mankiw, had the wrong headline.

But social media had already kicked in – and the Guardian's automatically generated tweet with the wrong headline went viral.

What Ecker's work shows, though, is that with the right — or, rather, wrong — headline, reading the article may not be enough.

Still, "I do think that in this environment you run the risk that it gets out there with the wrong headline".

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] – Your leader on microfinance institutions (MFIs) provided the right prescription for the wrong reasons and compounded the misdiagnosis with the wrong headline, "Leave well alone", (November 20th).

An aide in General Gantz's office said that his words had been taken out of context and that he sought out a reporter for The Associated Press at an Independence Day event Thursday morning "to correct that wrong image or that wrong headline".

These are simply the wrong headlines for the closing of 1972.

But when it all goes wrong, headlines are inevitable and as a result the brand can suffer.

Ms. Bush claimed in an interview that she knew how to get Google to make nasty, wrong headlines instantly disappear.

The Spain international has attracted the wrong headlines in his debut season in English football, but has also set the division alight with his combative style of play.

It began with the norovirus outbreak in the Fat Duck kitchen in 2009, which made more than 400 diners sick and all the wrong headlines.