Examples of 'made headlines' in a sentence
Meaning of "made headlines"
The phrase 'made headlines' means to attract significant attention or become newsworthy. When an event, person, or issue 'makes headlines', it means it has garnered enough interest and media coverage to be featured as a top or notable story in newspapers, magazines, or news broadcasts
How to use "made headlines" in a sentence
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It made headlines all over the world.
How a mountain village made headlines worldwide.
It made headlines for its low gross.
Other stories have made headlines as well.
We made headlines when we did our job right.
The controversy made headlines at the time.
He made headlines for racially insensitive comments.
Both of these made headlines for weeks.
Recent market corrections have made headlines.
The event made headlines in newspapers worldwide.
And that would have made headlines.
She made headlines for starting something.
The comical scene briefly made headlines.
Brexit made headlines again this week.
This information has not made headlines.
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Brown also made headlines last year.
Made headlines seven years ago while she was.
Here is what made headlines last week.
Made headlines today when he refused.
Several have made headlines just recently.
Some of their apology letters have made headlines.
The case made headlines in the newspapers.
These cuts have made headlines.
Skrillex made headlines after playing a show in.
The news that made headlines.
He made headlines that mortified his family.
The riots that followed made headlines everywhere.
We made headlines when we did ourjob right.
He would recently made headlines in a case.
They made headlines with their decision to wait.
One such achievement made headlines last year.
This made headlines at the time.
The post went viral and made headlines nationally.
They made headlines for weeks.
When the actor made headlines.
The move made headlines across the country.
When she won it made headlines.
His death made headlines across the country.
But it was not his announcement that made headlines.
The murder made headlines in the town.
The response by university officials regarding the murder made headlines.
Herouxville made headlines around the world.
Security issues with VoIP implementations have made headlines recently.
The incident made headlines for days.
Made headlines seven years ago while she was a surgical resident.
Her achievement made headlines throughout the world.
Two notorious examples of such firms have briefly made headlines.
The head that made headlines in every newspaper.
The outrage over the documentary was widespread and made headlines.
The discovery made headlines around the world.
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