Examples of 'my headline' in a sentence
Meaning of "my headline"
my headline: This phrase is often used to refer to the main topic or theme of a discussion or situation. It represents the most important or significant aspect of a particular context
How to use "my headline" in a sentence
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my headline
I need to adjust my headline from last week.
I wanna know why you changed my headline.
Looks like my headline has a shot.
My headline here is somewhat incomplete.
I have already got my headline.
See my headline for starters.
I thought you liked my headline.
My headline is not meant to be disrespectful.
You stole my headline.
My headline was catchy.
Just got my headline.
I hope my headline did not offend anyone 's delicate sensibilities.
I have to change my headline.
See my headline today.
It would change my headline.
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Does my headline sound a little mad?
Long before my headline.
My headline can't tell you.
That was not my headline.
Is my headline compelling enough?
This is my headline.
She just did not wear them . I have my headline.
I want my headline.
My headline would have been,.
I have my headline.
If my headline bothers you, stop now, you will hate this book.
Do you want to know what my headline will be tomorrow?
The cops said it was faulty wiring. - I have already got my headline.
Go! Looks like my headline has a shot.
My headline is a takeoff on Thomas Frank 's book What 's the Matter with Kansas?
As from now, Yvonne will be making all my headline decisions.
Not my headline - as you can see!
Hey, maybe that will be my headline.
What 's my headline this week?
Well, now you are in my headline.
That is not my headline - although I find it humorous . - Sharda -.
Yup . You stole my headline.
Holy… My headline.
Come on, you missed my headline bust?
The keyword of my headline is “ blog ”.
I'm not making a case. My headline is.
Here 's my headline.
It's about my headline.
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