Sentences with phrase «with headlines reading»

Then we follow a pair of cowboy boots past a newspaper stand selling men's adventure magazines and newspapers with headlines reading:» Massacre of the Children» and «Machine Guns Blaze in Jail Riot.»

With a headline reading «Justices reject tort reform provision,» the Houston Chronicle reported over the weekend that a small part of the brutal 2003 Texas «tort reform» law was struck down by the Texas Supreme Court because its retroactivity provision was «designed to protect one company from a lawsuit brought by a man dying of asbestos exposure,» specifically Crown Cork & Seal Inc. of Pennsylvania.

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Last month, conservative news outlet Daily Caller published a story with a headline that read, «It's High Time Barron Trump Starts Dressing Like He's In the White House.»

«With every photo you scroll through, headline you read or link you go to, you are feeding the loop which just makes you want more.

The headlines about President Barack Obama's meeting with House Republicans last Wednesday read along these lines: «The president said the Keystone job numbers are grossly exaggerated.»

In the past, people would discover a viral video by reading a news headline and then clicking through with the express purpose of watching that video.

Fewer reporters are churning out more articles, trying to reel people in with must - read stories and (often, sadly) click bait headlines.

On inflation, Poloz said recent readings have been «very reassuring» with both the headline and core rates near its two per cent bull's - eye.

As you create content for your customers, you're faced with a challenge: How to write a headline that not only makes people want to click and read, but that also contains your targeted keywords.

That headline should probably read «slightly less than a month with the Moto X Pure» but that's not what this series is called.

The lower lows and lower highs, along with the break below the 200 - day moving average, presently situated at 1.3645, Domestic focus for the pound is now on today's release of the April services PMI, where we expect a 53.5 headline after a weak, weather - impacted 51.7 reading in March.

We can check the weather, read the latest headlines, view a bank balance, make plans with friends and order lunch all in a matter of seconds.

Barron's recently signaled dark skies with headlines that read: «Stocks Threatened by Looming End of Low Rates» and «4 Questions About an Unloved Bull Market.»

It's the same with reading your own name on a sales piece — in the headline!

As a Catholic statistician, I tend to read any story headlined with «Surveys say Catholics...» ready to flinch.

Should have just stopped with the headline «Poll Shows Americans Know Little...» Most are to busy following the lives of celebrity's and reallity tv stars like Snooki to know much of anything, let alone read past the headline to find out about a person's faith.

I'm waiting for the article with the headline that reads «People Who Have A Problem With Tebow Praying Should Just GET OVER IT Or Look The Other Way&rawith the headline that reads «People Who Have A Problem With Tebow Praying Should Just GET OVER IT Or Look The Other Way&raWith Tebow Praying Should Just GET OVER IT Or Look The Other Way»

Reading articles with these kinds of headlines should be entered as a fate on TwoTwistedFates.com — Maybe with a pic of bleeding eyeballs and dried - up brain.

As I flew back from Dublin to Edinburgh I read the Sunday edition of the Irish Independent the headline of which was «POLL: Act Now on Abortion say voters» with the story continuing: «The most seismic shift [in the Irish public's attitude to abortion] is that a clear majority (56 %) now favour a new referendum to repeal the current position, which gives equal right to life to the mother and foetus.»

Next time you're in line at the grocery store, read the headlines on the women's magazines that are shouting at little kids standing in line with their parents.

The following day, the front page headline of a popular Ugandan newspaper read, «EXPOSED: Uganda's 200 Top Homos Named» with several photographs next to the headline.

If the headline read «Romney meets with Graham, kicks him in the balls» I might have considered voting for him.

The Afternoon Brief is a daily wine business newsletter with aggregated headlines and top stories packaged in an easy read email format and delivered to subscribers at the end of each business day.

They're caught with one foot on either side — smart enough to know that teams use the combine more for validation and reaffirmation than to scramble the board, but also clairvoyant enough to predict that no one would read a story with the headline: «Nothing Actually Happening at Combine; Check In Next Year!»

Agree 100 % this is what all the rubbish tabloids do, print either speculation or complete lie with misleading headline to get people buy and read.

So why then would I read the papers and see headlines like «Arsenal Can not Win Title With Giroud in Attack», «Cesc Fabregas Shines on Arsenal Return», «Arsenal Needed to Ask Different Questions of the Chelsea Defense», «Ten Years Without a Title is Boring», amongst many others.

maybe you don't understand that Wenger's words are simply an attempt to recover some of the market value that was lost due to the way they have mishandled his contract negotiations, which means that everyone, once again, knows that we have little to no leverage when it comes to negotiating a transfer... much like we did with RVP, when we sold the EPL trophy to ManU for less than $ 25 million... any reputable team with a sporting director would never have allowed this situation to occur again and if they had heads would roll... if handled correctly the worst case scenario would have seen us get a minimum of $ 65 million for a player of his ilk in the present economic climate and we could have used those funds to purchase the best available striker in the early days of the transfer window... just imagine what outsiders must think about the state of our team if all you did was read the headlines... sadly, things might just might be worse than they think

It's painful reading for Real Madrid fans, with the score at 2 - 0 at the time of writing and Messi set to enjoy all the headlines if the result stays as it is.

Angel Gomes is a player who has hit the headlines recently based on the fact he has now turned 17 and so far has not signed his first professional contract with Mancheste... Read more

Often we are presenting information in a way that will make the headline more exciting — but if you read between the lines, research studies are always something to be taken with a grain of salt.

As part of its previously announced ten - point plan to help reduce obesity, the British grocery chain Tesco made headlines this week with a controversial announcement that it will ban sugar - sweetened, child - targeted beverages such as Capri Sun from... [Continue reading]

I'm sick of getting my hair highlighted and buying face creams that cost more than my cable bill and wearing heels and reading those bullshit articles with headlines like «How To Look Fabulous After Forty!»

I become uncomfortable when I read these headlines with sweeping statements, which can cause people with more variable sleep patterns to become anxious, especially when they feel great and well - rested during the day.

So the fact that they've been read the study and then published it with such a headline like that I feel is a little irresponsible which isn't surprising.

before they decided to publish these results... every «mainstream» article I've read starts with the headline: «Study finds homebirth safe...» which is very unfortunately and misleading.

A Daily Telegraph headline this week read: «Nightmare on Downing Street», with a picture of SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon prominently placed.

It began with embarrassing headlines ahead of his party's Scottish conference in March when a Daily Record front page read: «Scots Tories are clueless - by Scotland's only Tory MP.»

• The Daily News, which lambasted the Assembly speaker with a front - page headline reading «SHELL GAME OF SHAME,» wrote a staff editorial saying he «never gave congestion pricing a fair shot.»

The way I read it, the opinion had nothing to do with the Lobbying Law, but the restrictions on state employees after leaving state employment, so your headline mentioning the lobby law doesn't make sense.

While we await the results, a few headlines for your reading pleasure... I'll be co-hosting primary night coverage with my colleague, Errol Louis, host of NY1's «Inside City Hall,» and that will be airing all across the state on TWC News and in NYC, too.

We have read a news story with a screaming headline: ACEP AGAINST SECOND KARPOWER published by the media, and after digesting the arguments put forward by the think - tank and noticing the half - truths therein, we firmly conclude, that ACEP is engaging in politics to score cheap political points for the NPP flagbearer, in this election.

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«Patients treated with iPS cells: Harvard University team injects cardiac muscle cells into 6 people,» read a 12 October headline in the English edition of a prominent Japanese newspaper.

The headline on the cover of the September 10, 1965, issue of Life — alongside a hulking machine whose heavy arm nearly eclipsed the mother under examination — read Control of Life: Audacious Experiments Promise Decades of Added Life, Superbabies with Improved Minds and Bodies, and Even a Kind of Immortality.

But when a New York Times headline reads «A Precursor to Playboy: Graphic Images in Rock», and Discover magazine asserts that man's obsession with pornography dates back to «Cro - Magnon days» based on «the famous 26,000 - year - old Venus of Willendorf statuette... [with] GG - cup breasts and a hippopotamal butt», I think a line is crossed.

This article appeared in print under the headline «Tiny camera lets blind people read with their fingers»

With its adaptive optics systems, which remove much of the blurring effect of the earth's atmosphere, the VLT's vision is sharp enough to allow someone, theoretically, to read a newspaper headline at a distance of over 10 kilometres.

With the holiday season upon us it seems that every popular fitness magazine has a headline that reads something like... «Burn 1,500 Calories in 30 Minutes» or «The 1,000 Calorie Post Holiday Workout»

I saw a news article with a headline that read Why don't Doctors Prescribe more Oxygen the other day and had to ponder the same question.

Example: If people with good health markers have a higher intake of pomegranates than those with poor health markers, the headline might read, «Pomegranates lead to a 30 % decrease in blood pressure, study suggests ``.