Ambiguity and headlines
Newspaper headlines often compress sequences of actions into very compact structures. Sometimes the meaning becomes ambiguous as a result.
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Ambiguity and headlines: Activity
Police chase driver in hospital
Violinist linked to Japan Airlines crash blossoms
BT ducks break-up with price cuts
Reagan wins on budget, but more lies ahead
Juvenile court to try shooting defendant