Examples of 'headlines' in a sentence
Meaning of "headlines"
Headline refers to the title or heading of a newspaper article, blog post, or other published material, summarizing its main points
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- plural of headline
- important news stories
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These headlines reflect the vision of participants.
The bigger the headlines the better.
Use headlines that are brief and accurate.
I can see the headlines right now.
The headlines will say your answer was.
I was just reading the headlines in your newspaper.
Headlines about our relentless new minister.
You see the headlines every day.
Headlines are meant to be shockers with an offbeat touch.
There will be no headlines in your local paper.
Talk about being ripped from the headlines.
In the headlines news from around ineos.
I will find a way to change those headlines.
These are the headlines when you were born.
I do not know you or want to make headlines.
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Yet there are no headlines and no public outcry.
I want a show that will make headlines.
Click on the headlines to read the articles.
We need to look for big headlines first.
Give me headlines that will grab eyeballs.
You will make great headlines tomorrow.
Biggest headlines since the general died.
I can just see the headlines now.
Plus news headlines and sports coming up.
And allow you to take the headlines.
We used to make headlines when we did ourjob right.
I am starting to run out of puns for my headlines.
Just endless headlines day after day.
You are the one stealing his headlines.
The headlines in the trades might read.
They end up making headlines on national news.
The headlines kind of fell into my lap.
Klinger has his headlines and deadlines.
Only thing you care about is headlines.
Your name is headlines in all the papers.
She likes to check out the headlines.
It made headlines all over the world.
This case will make the headlines.
I want headlines for the right reasons.
I can just see the headlines tomorrow.
These headlines would put you away.
Fresh scandals appear and make headlines.
I can see the headlines in the morning.
Major catastrophes immediately capture the headlines.
Just the headlines and random lines.
Half their cases are won in the headlines.
I read the big headlines in the papers.
We have gotta tone down these headlines.
It made headlines for its low gross.
That is not what got the headlines.
