Subheading

Definition

subheading /'sʌbhedÇŋ/ n ေခါင္းစဥ္ခြဲ။ ေခါင္းစဥ္ငယ္။

Examples

1. ‘The subhead and photo caption announce a clear
2. succinct thesis
3. one that gets followed through in detail for the next few dozen pages.’
4. ‘The text bubbles with bullet points
5. subheads and one paragraph sections.’
6. ‘Do break up the copy into small
7. easy to read portions by using headings
8. subheadings and lists to break up the copy.’
9. ‘Because reporters rarely write their own headlines and subheads
10. and all the trend-mongering takes place in the subhead of Hellmich's piece
11. we excuse her from any misconduct.’
12. ‘More times than not
13. he deletes the subheads for the finished piece.’
14. ‘Hunter was close to a genius at headlines and subheads for his pieces.’
15. ‘Does your magazine like to use multiple
16. overlapping puns in their subheads that signal irreverence and a willingness to make nice to celebrities and their handlers?’
17. ‘Scan reading should be facilitated by using headings
18. subheadings
19. lists and paragraphs.’
20. ‘Content is then broken up by clear and useful topic headings and subheadings
21. and each chapter ends with an excellent summary.’
22. ‘The paper ran the piece under a subhead stating that ‘economic meltdown will require temporary nationalization of the country's banks.’’
23. ‘All pages should have clear headings
24. subheads
25. and short paragraphs.’
26. ‘John wrote the headline
27. the subheads
28. and the captions.’
29. ‘Writing headlines and subheads is not as dull as it sounds.’
30. ‘Add popular keyword phrases in your article - When writing your article
31. make sure to include popular keyword phrases in your headline
32. subheads and summary of your article.’
33. ‘Instead of relying strictly on fancy graphics and animations
34. which often just slow surfers down
35. you should use meaningful headlines
36. and menus and other links.’
37. ‘Self also neglects to provide headings or subheads on the grounds that these were coined by sub-editors and were therefore not worthy of inclusion.’
38. ‘The narrative form of headings and subheadings within each chapter provides an instant summary of the content
39. enabling a student to rapidly locate specific sections of interest.’
40. ‘It also can help if the headings and subheadings of your site use keyword phrases that Web searchers might use when doing a Web search.’
41. ‘We recommend using an easy-to-read font for the majority of your text
42. but fancy fonts can be used for headings and subheadings.’
43. ‘Crossheads
44. or subheads as he calls them
45. aren't stuck into stories quixotically
46. nor are they really designed to be read as important parts of the copy.’