Sentences with phrase «newspaper headlines»

As these examples of newspaper headlines demonstrate, economic and financial crimes are «hot topics».

If you read a depressing newspaper headline in the morning, you may perform worse at work throughout the day.

It's a phenomenal body of work, literally ripped from the loft floor where he lived and worked in the»80s as well as from newspaper headlines.

There are minor framing problems that can be seen when newspaper headlines are shown on screen and you can't read the whole headline.

Issues of access, coverage, and cost are dominating newspaper headlines, social media channels, and even sports radio programming.

I think you've been taking too many newspaper headlines as being true.

Everywhere you can see strange notes or newspaper headlines saying that mysterious deaths happened in this area.

Perhaps it is little wonder newspaper headlines talk about a burgeoning crisis in our children's mental health.

A casual glance at newspaper headlines across the country reveals the wide range of issues that state policymakers consider when addressing that question.

You may want to review some of the most common grammar exceptions found in newspaper headlines before you take this lesson into class.

The story mode even includes funny newspaper headlines and loading screens that keep you up to date with hilarious things that are happening to your team while they're not playing.

These artists have dominated art historical discussion, textbooks, museum exhibitions, and newspaper headlines since the late 1940s.

You know how you tend to scan newspaper headlines to decide which articles would be worth your time to read into?

Finding reliable evidence which tells us what these schools have achieved is a major challenge given the plethora of newspaper headlines and extensive media coverage.

Newspaper headlines read, «Caveman Clash,» and «Road Woage.»

Without fail, I start every morning off with a cup of «proper English tea,» even when traveling in San Francisco, and leisurely check the daily newspaper headlines on my tablet, before diving into email and catching up on the company Chatter feed.

We are told of leading sports figures benefiting from stem cell treatments, popular TV shows present stem cell treatments as available and effective, newspaper headlines announce stem cell cures and stem cells are used to market face creams, weight loss products and anti-aging cosmetic treatments.

Scientists suspect that the flood of hormones like oxytocin and prolactin released during nursing might contribute to stabilizing Mom's moods, and as for the negative effects, reading newspaper headlines about this study might be a big factor.

His involvement as a collector is well known, but few people are really aware of what his collection comprises — apart from the Richard Prince painting Surfing Nurse, which made newspaper headlines in 2008 when it was sold at auction, generating a spectacular profit.

3 1/2 Minutes, 10 Bullets Marc Silver's documentary about the 2012 slaying of black teenager Jordan Davis due to an argument over loud music puts the issue of American racial tension front and center, offering insight into an issue that dominated newspaper headlines over the past year.

How Poe managed to «disappear» when he was involved in a police manhunt and the subject of screaming newspaper headlines every day is conveniently ignored.

If one relies on newspaper headlines for education funding information, one might conclude that America's schools suffer from a perpetual fiscal crisis, every year perched precariously on the brink of financial ruin, never knowing whether there will be sufficient funding to continue operating.

The term «Dating Scam» is now becoming common place in newspaper headlines all over the world but are you aware of all the types...

Likewise, you might have seen newspaper headlines screaming that «a daily drink slashes risk of heart disease», or «glass of wine a day keeps high blood pressure away».

People read newspaper headlines at a vendor's stand along a road in Ikoyi district in Lagos July 18, 2014.

Newspaper headlines used to use alliteration (such as Realtor Reads Rave Reviews) to capture attention in the hope of engaging the reader to communicate information.

The decision provoked disturbingly offensive front - page newspaper headlines of a kind rarely seen in this country, adorned by large accusing pictures of the three judges: «The judges versus the people» (The Telegraph), «Enemies of the people» (The Daily Mail), «Three judges yesterday blocked Brexit.

This semi-sheer panel features newspaper headlines, graffiti and the New York City skyline.

When the UK government announced its new energy plans last week, newspaper headlines raged about how much household bills would rise to pay for cleaner power generation.

Glimpsed newspaper headlines don't tell us where these creatures came from or why; we just know the monsters are blind and hearing is used as sonar for finding prey.

Are American schools re-segregating, as newspaper headlines often suggest?

A car flipped over with bodies crushed underneath; this gruesome image is solemn but innocuous like the daily newspaper headlines for a society immune to horror.

When in early January the US secretary of state John Kerry traveled to the Middle East, newspaper headlines mostly focused on his attempt to push yet another peace deal between Israel and Palestine.

Speaking on the BBC's Daily Politics, new Conservative deputy chairman James Cleverly said he was not worried about the hostile newspaper headlines generated by the reshuffle.

In December 2011 British newspaper headlines warned that London's Big Ben was about to topple over.

My favorite part of the entire meeting was when Buffett put up some slides showing newspaper headlines from early March, 1942.

There will never be a day when newspaper headlines proclaim «Earth Warms — Floods, Famine Erupt,» climate experts say.

As already noted, «Girl Waits With Gun» is pulled from an actual newspaper headline about Constance.

Yet, some 22 years earlier, Los Angeles newspaper headlines broadcast the shocking horror that Blum recaptures in American Lightning.

Yet, some 22 years earlier, Los Angeles newspaper headlines broadcast the shocking horror that Blum recaptures in American...

Claiming that most Conservative MPs believe in a referendum, he rejected Sunday newspaper headlines about «Tories in turmoil» by arguing on the same programme: «You can't have a civil war when everyone's on the same side.»

«Lights all askew in the heavens,» blared the Nov. 9 New York Times in one of the most famous science newspaper headlines ever.

«Lights all askew in the heavens, men of science more or less agog,» proclaimed one of the most famous newspaper headlines in science history, in the Nov. 10 New York Times.

The exhibition will also feature the artist's most recent body of work, Breaking News 2015, where hundreds of red and white drawings pick out various slogans and familiar sayings that give the viewer a feeling similar to reminiscing or glancing through newspaper headlines.

Late on Tuesday night, a Republican congressman from New York, Chris Collins, echoed FanDuel's sentiment, accusing Schneiderman of grandstanding for his own self - promotion: «New York's Attorney General once again proved that he is singularly focused on grabbing newspaper headlines,» Collins said in a statement.

The sarcastic newspaper headlines practically wrote themselves.