Sentence examples for anticipated headline from inspiring English sources

Earlier this summer, the comedian interrupted Kanye West's hotly anticipated headline slot at Glastonbury festival.

The comedian who interrupted Kanye West's hotly anticipated headline slot at Glastonbury festival has dedicated his stage invasion to Taylor Swift. Lee Nelson, the comedian turned prankster, ran on to the Pyramid stage during the American rapper's fourth song before being quickly wrestled off by a security guard.

Whilst the much anticipated headline act, Caravan Palace, deliver their hip-shuddering electro-swing with some gusto on the Saturday night, their performance lacks the recklessness found elsewhere.

In a way, the sorts of headlines that Vinnie wrote anticipated the headlines we now see on the Internet.

The Grand Forks Herald, in a headline, anticipated "a symphonic experience of a lifetime".

Some investors have greeted bank results in recent weeks with optimism, seeing in better-than-anticipated headline numbers signs that the financial industry is stabilizing.

Check back here later to learn what Toronto makes of this hotly anticipated, ripped-from-the-headlines drama.

It's fair to say that going into last night's presidential debate, fashion was not anticipated to be a headline-generator.

Those "underplay" shows anticipated a spring-summer headlining tour at larger facilities, among them an Aug. 15 show in L.A. at the Greek Theatre.

"Subject to the continuation of a positive performance, we now anticipate that the headline profit before tax for the current year will be approximately 10% ahead of the current consensus market expectations of around £110m".

Started in 1990, it is a gigantic leap beyond much of the rest of the mainstream Jewish English-language press, which is generally so beholden to the Jewish charities for funding that it is no less cautious than World Journal and Sing Tao; the slant is often so acute that one anticipates the millennium headline "WORLD ENDS YESTERDAY; JEWS SUFFER MOST".