Sentence examples for amount of headlines from inspiring English sources

It is easy to forget that Icardi is still just 22 given the amount of headlines he has generated but there are very few players at this age, shouldering the burden of the number nine shirt and goalscoring duties for one of Europe's elite clubs.

Russian billionaires have garnered a fair amount of headlines for their super-wealthy antics, including one who threw paper airplanes made of money out his window.

Due to the large amount of headlines submitted to the site from the state of Florida, and because "so many stupid things happen in Florida, it deserved its own Fark tag," the Florida tag was created at the suggestion of users.

He speaks off the cuff to reporters about topics that seem straight out of a sci-fi novel, affording him John Oliver-esque amounts of headlines on the internet.

Mark Percival, Atelea Vea and Jonny Lomax have all given Cunningham's side an undoubted lift, with Lomax's return after over a year out with a serious knee injury again grabbing a large amount of the headlines with the late try that ultimately sealed victory, with the Saints now two points off the top four following results elsewhere this weekend.

Even when these incidents are reported, they never get the same amount of front-page headlines.

Zeroes become heroes and stars are often born, even if they shoot into the sky ever-so briefly or on shallow arcs that only amount to a few days of headlines.

See articleAn official in Dubai divulged that Abu Dhabi's bail-out of Dubai World, a state-backed conglomerate saddled with debt, was actually only half the headline amount of $10 billion, as this included a previous commitment of $5 billion in credit.

It's been clear all along that the Affordable Care Act sets up a sort of Rube Goldberg device, a complicated system that in the end is supposed to more or less simulate the results of single-payer, but keeping private insurance companies in the mix and holding down the headline amount of government outlays through means-testing.

"She should just be honest with her fans and say 'sorry, but Sergey Brin gave me a huge amount of money to be the headline name on the marquee for the launch of YouTube Music Key and so I've sold my soul to Google'," Bragg writes.

If this does happen but you really do need very many headlines in a short amount of time, switching to another Slack channel or asking for a headline from a different HuffPost section should fix the issue.